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Yangs coping mechanisms always left much to be desired even pre arm-getting-horrifically- chopped-off-without-any-anesthetic-or-doctors-or-anything-just-horrible-and-painful incident girl grew up with 4 caretakers that ALL failed/traumatized her in different ways and then also had to deal with MONSTERS THAT ARE ATTRACTED TO NEGATIVE EMOTIONS in a forest in the middle of nowhere that’s FULL OF THEM
Like I obviously think Ruby’s childhood is a little more interesting to go into because she had 4 and 1/2 failure of caretakers however the one that did the best was terrible not for lack of trying to be good but for the terrible crime of being a child and thinking about how that affects her is super cool and interesting also the canonical way she seems to feel about them is just super fun but yangs my favorite and sometimes yangs more straightforward obvious trauma is even more fun to think about
Like there’s no way having to bare at least all of the emotional responsibility for a toddler didn’t cause constant panic attacks for baby Yang she probably had so many anxiety disorders like I know people without nearly as much responsibility over their younger siblings pushed onto them who still have reoccurring nightmares about their younger siblings getting hurt on their watch and constantly having to desperately keep them alive me included
So yeah she definitely had many many breakdowns and just forced herself to push it back down again as soon as possible because 1 taking care of sibling and 2 MONSTERS WILL EAT HER AND EVERYONE SHE LOVES IF SHE KEEPS FEELING SAD STOP FEELING SAD AAAAAA
So yeah here’s Yang and Ruby throughout the ages
#rwby#yang xiao long#strq sibs#strq family#ruby rose#children are not suitable caretakers for other children especially if those children have NO examples of good parenting anymore#the sisters
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Planning a company event or company outing: this is how the organization works
Corporate events offer some chances and opportunities for employees to get to know each other better. They can present themselves as people outside of the work routine. Anyone who is responsible for planning a company party, event or company outing faces a number of challenges. In advance it is important to plan the event precisely, estimate the costs and choose the right venue.
Considerations and preparations in advance
First, those responsible should keep the goal of the event in mind. For example, it can be a celebration or an excursion. Basically, planning a company event is similar in structure and effort to planning a private birthday party or a private vacation. Those responsible calculate what budget they want to spend, when everyone involved has time and what they want to do at the event. However, the organizational effort can be higher depending on the size of the company and the number of employees.
So that the list of preliminary considerations does not get too long, those responsible should focus on the most important topics. It is advisable to first clarify which parties are taking on which tasks. The organizational challenge should be spread across several shoulders. On the one hand, this relieves the burden on the individual and, on the other hand, promotes teamwork. It can be useful for communication in the company and the working atmosphere to organize something together outside of the regular work routine.
Organization of the invitations
The invitation management begins with the preliminary considerations about who should appear at the company event or the company outing. It goes without saying that permanent employees are included. However, those responsible are often unsure whether part-time employees or interns will also be invited. The question also arises as to whether people who are not directly related to the company should appear at the event. This includes the caretaker of the company building or freelancers who are currently working as contractors for the company. Working students or mini-jobbers in particular often take on tasks that are comparable to those of permanent employees, even if their employment contract is different. It makes sense to involve them in the interests of the working atmosphere. This avoids resentment and loss of motivation through possible exclusion from the celebration.
However, the number of participants remains a question of budget. Timely start of the organizational measures is also necessary with regard to cost planning. At least two months in advance of the event are suitable as a guide. The design and dispatch of the invitations, the waiting for the acceptance or rejection and the answering of queries all take time. If you start the preparation in good time, you avoid the risk of important employees having to cancel. Sufficient time in advance gives the employees enough opportunities to plan and prepare for the event.
Event time
Determining a specific time for the company event or company outing can be a challenge, especially with many invited guests. The date is to be chosen so that the largest possible number of members have time and can come. It is therefore not advisable to move the event to the holiday season. This also applies to school holidays. This is the period when people would love to spend time with their families and children. Some of the employees will also travel during the holiday season, especially if they have families and children.
Furthermore, when choosing the time of the event, it must be taken into account that there are no overlaps with other important dates in the company calendar. This includes meetings, trade fair appearances and press appointments. Taking these events into account increases the chances that as many people as possible can come.
Venue
Choosing the right location is just as relevant as the date itself . First of all, it is important that this is easily accessible for everyone involved. Those responsible should therefore make sure that the venue is not too far away and is well developed. Since not all employees have to have a car, the location should also be easily accessible by public transport. Sufficient parking space should also be available for those arriving by car.
It is particularly important that all those invited can find the venue without any problems. For this purpose, it makes sense to draw up a timetable or arrival plan. This provides information on how to get here by car and public transport. It is advisable to attach the travel plan directly to the invitation. In this context, too, it is worth sending the invitations early.
Size and equipment of the location
Another aspect of the decision is the size of the location. Depending on the number of invited employees, the location should not be too big, but in no case too small. In a space that is too small, attendees can feel cramped, while a venue that is too large gives the impression that the company event is poorly attended.
The location for the company event does not necessarily have to be outside. If they are suitable, the company's premises can also be used for such events. If, for example, it is a summer party in good weather, existing open spaces can also be used. Finally, when choosing the location, the question of the equipment arises. This includes tables and chairs, lighting, music, entertainment and decorations. Here it is advisable to consider in advance what type of equipment is required. If the location provides all of this, there are no costs to book these amenities separately.
Company outings and team building
A company outing is a special form of company event. The first thing that should be in the foreground is what type of company outing is planned. This can be used for further training or team building, for example. The focus may also be on simply getting to know each other or relaxing together. During an excursion, numerous personalities come together with different character traits, strengths and weaknesses. The length of the company outing is also decisive. Experience has shown that it can take some time for the individual participants to become a well-coordinated team based on trust and team spirit.
A team building company outing is particularly promising if one or more new employees come to the company. The excursion supports those involved in the re-discovery phase and helps to harmonize the individual strengths of the team member
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The replica (left) and original were first displayed together at the 2012 clan conference in Sitka, Alaska (NMNH).
John Jacobs (right) dances the replica hat in the museum’s education center. Q?rius, during a 2015 event. (James DiLoreto/NMNH)
The original hat (left) is danced alongside the replica by the Tlingit dance group Yaaw Tei Yi in 2013. (James DiLoreto/NMNH)
Edwell John, Jr. (left) and Adam Metallo scan the original hat in 2010 (NMNH)
Joshua DeAsis wears the replica hat in Sitka, Alaska (NMNH)
Initially, the Killer Whale clan crest hat, or Kéet S’aaxw, seems indistinguishable from the model beside it. Both depict a killer whale emerging from the ocean, vividly rendered in shades of red and turquoise as streams of water, represented by abalone shells and hair, flow over its body.
Though there are minor differences in texture and edge details, the resemblance is striking—especially after viewers realize that one of the hats is a sacred object imbued with the ancestral history of the Tlingit Dakl’aweidi clan and the other is a piece of painted wood.
In all fairness, the 3D-milled replica of the original Killer Whale hat is a meticulously crafted feat of modern technology. Innovation, however, does not equate to the spiritual significance embodied by the real Kéet S’aaxw, and this differentiation is important: It’s why the Killer Whale hat (and its copy), the southeastern Alaska-based Dakl’aweidi clan and the Smithsonian Institution have become embroiled in the challenges of the ongoing issues surrounding repatriation, artifact digitization and cultural heritage.
The story of the Kéet S’aaxw begins in 1900, when it was carved for Dakl’aweidi leader Gusht’eiheen, or Spray Behind the Dorsal Fin, by his brother-in-law Yéilnaawú, a well-known Deisheetaan clan artist. Several years later, the hat was acquired in 1904 by Smithsonian ethnologist John Swanton—it remained in the Institution’s collections for more than a century.
But, when museums across the country started to repatriate, or return, human remains, sacred and funerary items and objects of cultural patrimony to indigenous tribes (Smithsonian repatriations are governed by the 1989 National Museum of the American Indian Act, while other institutions adhere to the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, or NAGPRA), the Tlingit reclaimed many of their lost clan items, including the Killer Whale hat.
On January 2, 2005, the hat was repatriated to clan leader Mark Jacobs, Jr., an ardent champion of Tlingit cultural preservation efforts. That same day, members of the Raven and Eagle moieties, or binary social groups, joined Jacobs, who had fallen seriously ill, at the hospital in Sitka, Alaska, and used the hat in ceremony for the first time in more than 100 years. Jacobs died eleven days later with the Kéet S’aaxw beside him.
The replica hat is currently on display in the National Museum of Natural History’s education center Q?Rius (James DiLoreto/NMNH)
Jacobs’s successor, Edwell John, Jr., assumed leadership of the Dakl’aweidi in 2007. As clan leader, John became caretaker of the clan’s sacred objects, though he emphasizes that they are communal rather than personal property. These objects, which are known as at.óow, bear the clan’s crest and have great historical, cultural and religious significance. Many have been passed down for generations, but longevity isn’t the reason for their sacred status. Instead, at.óow transition from secular to sacred objects during a special ceremony.
“At.óow doesn’t mean old,” John explains. “It means it belongs to the clan and it’s precious. It’s a representation of the clan.”
The Killer Whale hat, for example, embodies clan ancestors and lets members of the tribe feel the presence of their relatives. “You don’t necessarily see a piece of wood,” John adds.
Objects become at.óow during a memorial potlatch. At this ceremony, representatives of the opposite moiety recognize the unveiling of an official clan crest object. Without this acknowledgement, the object is considered a piece of personal property, not at.óow.
Eric Hollinger, an anthropologist at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History’s repatriation office, says the dynamic between opposite moieties is a key aspect of Tlingit culture. Every member of a Tlingit tribe belongs to either the Raven or Eagle/Wolf moiety (children assume their mother’s moiety). As John explains, it’s all about balance—traditionally, Tlingit even marry members of opposite moieties. There are multiple Tlingit tribes with further subdivisions (John is of the Killer Whale Chasing the Seal house, which falls under the wider Dakl’aweidi clan), but all share a societal split between the Raven and Eagle/Wolf moieties.
“They can’t exist without the opposites, and they depend on their opposites to help them,” Hollinger says. “Likewise, they do things for them.”
Today, the Killer Whale hat occupies its original role as a sacred clan object, but ongoing collaboration between the Dakl’aweidi and the Smithsonian has added a new dimension to the hat’s story.
Adam Metallo is the Smithsonian Digitization Program Office’s 3D program officer, or in more fantastical terms, a “laser cowboy” (the nickname draws on his use of laser scans and pioneering innovations in the field). Metallo uses 3D digitization technology to take highly accurate measurements of artifacts. With this data, he can then create virtual 3D models and physical replicas of objects.
Thanks to Metallo and the rest of the digitization team, interested parties can view, download and even 3D-print items from the Smithsonian’s collections. The program’s website currently includes 51 virtual models ranging from a woolly mammoth fossil to an Abraham Lincoln life mask.
As Metallo explains, the Smithsonian has worked to digitize its collections for decades, but available tools have vastly improved in recent years. Now, 3D scanning and printing offer an edge over techniques like photographing artifacts and creating rudimentary 2D models.
John has extensive experience in the technology industry and saw 3D digitization tools in action during visits to the Smithsonian. When Hollinger and his team asked if John would let them scan and replicate the Killer Whale hat, he agreed.
John Jacobs wears the replica hat during a 2015 event (James DiLoreto)
“The clan was interested in scanning the hat to archive it digitally,” Hollinger says, “and at the same time, we were interested in finding ways to tell the story about the repatriation of the hat and its role in the clan.”
In April 2010, John brought the Killer Whale hat back to Washington, D.C. Over the next two years, the Smithsonian worked closely with John to create a copy that was both respectful of Tlingit culture and suitable for education purposes. Digitization experts laser-scanned the hat, bouncing a beam off of its surface and deriving measurements from the time it took the laser to bounce back, and also collected 3D data through an imaging technique called photogrammetry.
The hat underwent a fairly straightforward digitization process, but according to Metallo, hair attached to the whale’s dorsal fins and abalone shells designed to represent water proved challenging to scan. “We ended up having to work with less accurate data in those small sections,” he adds.
After digitization, the virtual model was translated into reality by a team of Smithsonian model makers with the help of a CNC milling machine, which carved the replica out of alder wood. Finally, the team added paint, abalone shells, hair and a trailer of white ermine skins. The 3D-milled model was ready for its debut at the 2012 Sharing Our Knowledge Clan Conference in Sitka, Alaska, which brought together Tlingit leaders and non-Tlingit academics.
John first saw the replica during a small side gathering at the conference. In accordance with Tlingit protocol, he asked a Raven carver to unveil the hat. “I was absolutely floored,” John says. “I couldn’t believe how close it came [to the real hat]. There was just a tiny shade of difference.”
Although the replica hat lacked spiritual significance, it depicted the Killer Whale crest and invoked the emotional response typically associated with real at.óow. As John told the individuals in the room, “When I look at this hat, I see Mark Jacobs. I see my Uncle Dan Brown. I see my mom, Alice. And it’s just amazing that I could be a part of this.”
Later, the Kéet S’aaxw and replica Killer Whale hat rested side by side for the first time, virtually indistinguishable. But, at the conclusion of the conference, the real hat returned to its Alaskan home, and the copy moved to an exhibition in the museum’s Q?rius education venue.
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According to Hollinger, this collaboration marks the first museum-led 3D replication of a repatriated sacred object and could prove precedent-setting for cultural institutions and indigenous groups alike. From a museum perspective, 3D copies do not provide a way to avoid repatriation, but an opportunity to teach visitors about repatriation and an item’s cultural history. For communities like the Tlingit, digitization offers a back-up version of significant clan objects; if a disaster occurs (John references a 1944 fire that destroyed many crest hats in the Tlingit village of Hoonah), digital data can be used to make a replacement, whether it’s 3D-milled or hand carved.
Digitization has educational benefits, too. John says, “A hundred years from now, even 1,000 years from now, our clan members may lose touch with what our objects are and what they mean to the clan. Having those archived like documents . . . helps to preserve our history, helps to preserve our culture.”
Of course, the process has its drawbacks: Tlingit crests have been appropriated for commercial purposes in the past, and digital files are easily downloaded and abused. Although the replica hat belongs to the Smithsonian, it depicts the clan crest and is protected by the Tlingit’s cultural property rights. This is why users are free to download most 3D models on the Smithsonian’s website but not the Killer Whale hat.
The copy’s status as a replica rather than real at.óow also may generate confusion, particularly when clan members “check out” the hat. This singular arrangement between the Tlingit and the Smithsonian requires that the hat be labeled as a replica and allows members of the Dakl’aweidi to wear it—with John’s permission—during public performances. Hollinger explains that the hat acts as regalia, a symbol of the Killer Whale clan, and does not become at.óow upon its use in a performance. “They’re not dancing it in ceremony,” he adds. “These are public events where they’re dancing for educational and entertainment purposes, but that’s not ceremony.” Without receiving approval from the opposite moiety at a memorial potlatch, the replica hat remains just that.
Within the Tlingit community, some have raised concerns that digitization may be a threat to tradition. According to John, these individuals don’t want a machine to create objects bearing the clan’s crest, particularly if the technology replaces human carvers. In response, John emphasized that digitization is mainly a backup with added educational benefits.
Others recognized the value of digitization, and a number of clan leaders even had their crest objects digitally scanned for archival purposes at the 2012 conference. Today, the Smithsonian is still actively engaged in digitization projects, and Hollinger says these collaborative relationships continue. He and the digitization team will be attending the 2017 Sharing Our Knowledge Conference in Sitka next month to scan more objects that the clan would like to see digitally preserved for the future.
Edwell John Jr. discusses the hat, its replication and the exhibition while wearing the original hat at the Smithsonian.
The relationship between digitization and the preservation of cultural heritage is still in the early stages, but the world’s top cultural institutions are working to define a set of universal best practices. This year, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London partnered with the Peri Charitable Foundation to create the Reproduction of Art and Cultural Heritage, or ReACH, initiative. The V&A is no stranger to reproduction issues: Its first director, Sir Henry Cole, penned “International Convention for Promoting Universally Reproduction of Works of Art,” a document promoting production and exchange of sculpture casts, in 1867.
At a series of five roundtables (the Smithsonian hosted one on July 19), experts debate difficult questions: When an object is easily reproduced, what happens to the original’s value? How can digitization be used to preserve cultures at risk of destruction? What are the legal and ethical considerations related to reproduction?
Metallo, who presented a session at the Smithsonian roundtable, doesn’t have the answers—no one does. He says, however, “This is a lot less about making a replica of an object and more about the documentation of our collections in a way that transcribes them for a digital world.”
Hollinger returns to the Killer Whale hat that helped spur these discussions for, if not an answer, a keen observation. “[The Dakl’aweidi] feel a connection to the replica even though, in their words, it’s just a piece of wood,” he explains. “It’s starting to build its own life and its own history in a unique way, even though it’s not a clan crest object.”
Perhaps this simple differentiation is the key to a divisive debate. Reproduced objects, rather than replacing originals, can preserve and protect them while simultaneously creating a new, distinctive legacy.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents. During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this. The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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Planning a company event or company outing: this is how the organization works
Corporate events offer some chances and opportunities for employees to get to know each other better. They can present themselves as people outside of the work routine. Anyone who is responsible for planning a company party, event or company outing faces a number of challenges. In advance it is important to plan the event precisely, estimate the costs and choose the right venue.
Considerations and preparations in advance
First, those responsible should keep the goal of the event in mind. For example, it can be a celebration or an excursion. Basically, planning a company event is similar in structure and effort to planning a private birthday party or a private vacation. Those responsible calculate what budget they want to spend, when everyone involved has time and what they want to do at the event. However, the organizational effort can be higher depending on the size of the company and the number of employees.
So that the list of preliminary considerations does not get too long, those responsible should focus on the most important topics. It is advisable to first clarify which parties are taking on which tasks. The organizational challenge should be spread across several shoulders. On the one hand, this relieves the burden on the individual and, on the other hand, promotes teamwork. It can be useful for communication in the company and the working atmosphere to organize something together outside of the regular work routine.
Organization of the invitations
The invitation management begins with the preliminary considerations about who should appear at the company event or the company outing. It goes without saying that permanent employees are included. However, those responsible are often unsure whether part-time employees or interns will also be invited. The question also arises as to whether people who are not directly related to the company should appear at the event. This includes the caretaker of the company building or freelancers who are currently working as contractors for the company. Working students or mini-jobbers in particular often take on tasks that are comparable to those of permanent employees, even if their employment contract is different. It makes sense to involve them in the interests of the working atmosphere. This avoids resentment and loss of motivation through possible exclusion from the celebration.
However, the number of participants remains a question of budget. Timely start of the organizational measures is also necessary with regard to cost planning. At least two months in advance of the event are suitable as a guide. The design and dispatch of the invitations, the waiting for the acceptance or rejection and the answering of queries all take time. If you start the preparation in good time, you avoid the risk of important employees having to cancel. Sufficient time in advance gives the employees enough opportunities to plan and prepare for the event.
Event time
Determining a specific time for the company event or company outing can be a challenge, especially with many invited guests. The date is to be chosen so that the largest possible number of members have time and can come. It is therefore not advisable to move the event to the holiday season. This also applies to school holidays. This is the period when people would love to spend time with their families and children. Some of the employees will also travel during the holiday season, especially if they have families and children.
Furthermore, when choosing the time of the event, it must be taken into account that there are no overlaps with other important dates in the company calendar. This includes meetings, trade fair appearances and press appointments. Taking these events into account increases the chances that as many people as possible can come.
Venue
Choosing the right location is just as relevant as the date itself . First of all, it is important that this is easily accessible for everyone involved. Those responsible should therefore make sure that the venue is not too far away and is well developed. Since not all employees have to have a car, the location should also be easily accessible by public transport. Sufficient parking space should also be available for those arriving by car.
It is particularly important that all those invited can find the venue without any problems. For this purpose, it makes sense to draw up a timetable or arrival plan. This provides information on how to get here by car and public transport. It is advisable to attach the travel plan directly to the invitation. In this context, too, it is worth sending the invitations early.
Size and equipment of the location
Another aspect of the decision is the size of the location. Depending on the number of invited employees, the location should not be too big, but in no case too small. In a space that is too small, attendees can feel cramped, while a venue that is too large gives the impression that the company event is poorly attended.
The location for the company event does not necessarily have to be outside. If they are suitable, the company's premises can also be used for such events. If, for example, it is a summer party in good weather, existing open spaces can also be used. Finally, when choosing the location, the question of the equipment arises. This includes tables and chairs, lighting, music, entertainment and decorations. Here it is advisable to consider in advance what type of equipment is required. If the location provides all of this, there are no costs to book these amenities separately.
Company outings and team building
A company outing is a special form of company event. The first thing that should be in the foreground is what type of company outing is planned. This can be used for further training or team building, for example. The focus may also be on simply getting to know each other or relaxing together. During an excursion, numerous personalities come together with different character traits, strengths and weaknesses. The length of the company outing is also decisive. Experience has shown that it can take some time for the individual participants to become a well-coordinated team based on trust and team spirit.
A team building company outing is particularly promising if one or more new employees come to the company. The excursion supports those involved in the re-discovery phase and helps to harmonize the individual strengths of the team member
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Divorce Cases with Child Custody in Utah
In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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In Utah, the increased rate of marriage among couples means that there are more newlyweds and this number tends to increase year by year. In 2017 Utah had a marriage rate of 8.7 per 1000 residents, which was the fourth highest in the U.S.A. one of the reasons why most couples get married apart from loving each other deeply is so as to start a family and get children. However, also looking into the facts also Utah had the 14th highest divorce rate in U.S.A which was 3.4 per 1000 residents and the figure has increased to 3.6 per 1000 residents.
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During times of divorce, it is usually an emotionally trying time for each of the spouses and the children also, especially when it comes to the matter of child custody among the parents. With increased divorce rates within the country, it means more and more children will be subjected to see their parents’ divorce. If the spouses are unable to agree on how to take care of the children then the court will make a ruling and it is usually in the best interest of the children. In this section, we shall be looking at various aspects associated with how divorce cases are conducted in the state of Utah and the child custody regulations and guidelines that are contained in the laws of Utah. Under child custody there are various aspects that it mainly touches on which include: (i) Legal custody and (ii)Physical custody.
Divorce and Custody
During a divorce in Utah, child custody can be determined in one of two ways. The first option is outside court by an agreement by both the spouses. Most parents in Utah usually have a plan on how the children will be taken care of even after both of the spouses have been separated since it is the spouses divorcing each other and not the children. This is agreed in the state of Utah and the court will respect this decision as long as it is in the best interest of the children.
However in the eventuality that both the spouses are unable to come to an agreement then the court will have to enforce one to both the respondent and petitioner. In Utah when the decision rests with the court there are various considerations that the court will take before making its decisions. This will include; who among the petitioner and the respondent is likely to consider the best interest of the child, the judge will also assess both parties past conduct and the demonstrated moral conduct of the parents towards the kids.
The judge will also determine which of the two parties are likely to share the child with the other spouse. The court may also consider before giving custody if either of the spouses has exposed the children to pornography or any form of material harmful to a minor. All this will be considered before the court can grant custody of children to any parent. Something to note is that in Utah physical disability cannot hinder a parent from getting custody over his/her own children. Also, gender-based preferences are not allowed during child custody cases this is due to Article Ⅳ section 1 of the Utah Constitution and the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
Custody Evaulation
A custody evaluation is a legal process in which a state-licensed social worker, psychologist (Doctoral Level) or a state licensed physician is chosen to evaluate a family and make recommendations to the court for custody matters usually it includes residential custody, visitation and a parenting plan. During divorce when the spouses are unable to agree the court may order a custody evaluation in order to determine who in the best interest of the children is most suitable to have custody over the children. If you decide you want to go this route, call Ascent Law to speak about the costs and elements involved. It is expensive to do this.
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The state licensed personnel conducting the custody evaluation should be unbiased and evaluate the family thoroughly. In conducting their investigation, the child custody evaluator is expected by the court to consider a wide range of factors before submitting their final findings to the court. These factors include: i. If the child is 14 years and above he/she may be asked to choose a preference on which parent they would like to live with. ii. The custody evaluator should consider the bond between the children and their parents. iii. Another factor to consider is how best to ensure the children are kept together and the benefits associated with it. iv. The custody should also assess the merits of maintaining previously determined custody arrangements. v. The custody evaluator should consider each parents character, behavior and his/her ability to function as a parent.
The judge is able to make a conclusive and inclusive decision on the divorce while considering what is in the best interest of the children. The judge usually looks at who between the two spouses will be able to give the children more personal care rather than surrogate care. The judge also tries to establish who between the two spouses will be the primary caretaker of the children. If the judge considers this approach so as to be able to determine who will have custody of the children then the following things will be considered; i. Which spouse prepares and plans for meals. ii. The spouse who baths and grooms the children. iii. The spouse who cleans and takes care of laundry iv. The spouse who is concerned with the medical care of the children v. The spouse who plans for social interactions for the kids’ vi. The spouse who properly disciplines the kids’ vii. The spouse who is concerned about teaching elementary skills to the kids.
After a custody evaluation has been conducted by the appropriate personnel then the judge can be able to grant a verdict over the custody of the children. Both the physical and legal custody. The will be one of three possibilities which are; a) Joint custody b) Sole custody c) Split custody
Joint custody
In Utah, this is usually the presumed judgment since it is usually in the best interest of the children if they grow with both parents within their lives. In joint legal custody, both spouses have a say in matters concerning the children’s health, education, social activities and general well-being. This means that all matters concerning the children have to be agreed on by both parties. Joint legal custody works well when: • When both parents agree that a joint legal custody arrangement is in the best interest of the child • If both the spouses are willing to cooperate • Both parents want to be very involved in raising their children • Parents share fundamental values Apart from joint legal custody, there is also joint physical custody. Joint physical custody is when each parent shares equal time with the children. Something to note under joint physical custody is that if the children spend over 111 nights annually at each spouse’s house then child support will be paid under joint custody worksheet rather than the sole custody worksheet.
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Sole custody
Under sole legal custody, it means that a single parent gains the mandate to make decisions on matters concerning the children’s lives, while the other parent usually does not have a say in matters concerning the children. While sole physical custody generally means where the children physically live. If one parent has sole physical custody it means that the children stay and reside with one parent, this parent is known as the custodial parent. The other parent has visitation rights or parent time and is known as the non- custodial parent. Sole physical custody can be filed under the following grounds: • When both spouses agree that sole custody is in your child’s best interest. • A parent travels extensively for work or their work schedule makes it difficult to have the children live with them. • Your child needs a primary residence for an age-appropriate custody schedule. • In case the parents live far away from each other and have a long distance custody schedule. • If a parent has problems with substance abuse or is mentally unstable. • A parent has a history of abuse or neglect towards the child, or a parent has been absent from a child’s life.
Split custody
Split custody, though not very common, means that the judge gives each parent sole custody of certain matters affecting the child as they grow up. A good example is when the father is granted the ability to decide on matters concerning the child’s discipline and education matters. This means that whichever decision that the father concludes is final and the mother cannot interfere. Also, the mother can be given custody over the children’s health and diet and meals they eat and where they stay. Thus the father cannot interfere with these decisions.
Parent Time
Parent time also known as visitation time can be defined as a court order from a judge where it establishes the visiting time for the non- custodial parent to visit his/her own children. Parent time usually comes from a divorce or separation between spouses. A visitation order must be clear and specific so that the court can be able to find contempt for violation of those orders. Usually, most parents usually have a plan for their children and how they will live after the divorce of which all are allowed in Utah. However, given the eventuality would occur that the two spouses can’t seem to agree then a standard parent time schedule is enforced by the court. Parent time is usually to allow for the non-custodial parent to have quality time with his children. Therefore the non-custodial parents have a number of rights under Utah law, including: • Child support and Family Time, neither of which can be withheld due to lack of compliance with a Family Time schedule • Notification within 24 hours of important academic, athletic, community or social events where a child is participating or being honored. Non-custodial parents have the right to attend and fully participate • All reports from schools, day-care centres or preschools • Immediate notification of a medical emergency and direct access to the child’s medical records • Virtual communication with the child via email, telephone, instant messaging, video messaging, or other technologies. These activities intended to supplement in-person time, not replace it. • Notification within 24 hours of any change in the custodial parent’s address, email address, telephone number, or virtual connection information • A division equally of participation in major religious holidays. A parent who celebrates a religious holiday not celebrated by the other parent has the right to be with the child on said holiday • Gradual reintroduction to a parent after a lengthy separation or lack of Parent Time to facilitate appropriate parent-child bonding • Detailed information whenever a child is travelling with a parent, including destinations, itinerary, travel dates, locations and contact information.
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