This surprising ruling came down from the Utah Court of Appeals, granting a woman the right to continue with her wrongful death lawsuit.  For more information, please visit http://www.sltrib.com/news/2189925-155/utah-woman-can-sue-herself-over

Some of the more common causes of rear end auto accidents include: Inattentive Driving – Always keep your eyes focused on surrounding traffic and road conditions. Check your rearview mirrors frequently to access the location of other vehicles. Always assume … more

Our firm will be presenting a Car Crash Class alongside Matt Bishop, from American Family Insurance, and Dr. G. Shaun Reynolds this Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 7 pm, at Family Chiropractic and Wellness, located at 866 E. 12300 S. … more

More often than not, individuals planning their estate desire to incorporate their faith and values as part of their estate plan.  Oftentimes, those making these decisions feel that the heirs honoring their faith and value beliefs to be as important … more

The ABLE Act Explained A Joint WealthCounsel / ElderCounsel Thought Paper Stephen W. Dale, J.D, LLM. Jeremiah H. Barlow, J.D. This thought paper is a collaboration between WealthCounsel and ElderCounsel, with special thanks to Stephen W. Dale for his contribution. … more

For those of you who have lost loved ones, the holiday season can be especially difficult. Here is a wonderful article by Shelly Norman on how to survive the holidays. http://www.ksl.com/?nid=1010&sid=32644830#MYKCt3j3jIIzDGdG.03

For many caregivers the very thought of an upcoming “Holiday Season” is something they dread. For those caregivers who juggle work, family and caring for a loved one, the holiday season can create additional stress, to an already seven day … more

The United States Security and Exchange Commission opened up an investigation into American Pension Services, and founder Curtis L. DeYoung.  APS serviced roughly 5,400 investors retirement funds.  From these 5,400 individuals accounts, nearly $23 million dollars have gone missing. If … more

When you are considering filing a Chapter 7 and surrendering your property, there are many options available. Often the bank or lender will attempt to get you to do a short sale. This is in their best interest, not yours. … more

Interest rates for many loan modifications are due to be reset. The Treasury Department launched its Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) in 2009 and modification activity peaked in 2010.  At the time, the prevailing mortgage rate was 5%, but servicers reduced … more