by Ruesch & Reeve | Aug 18, 2020 | Family Law
When it comes to prenuptial agreements, most have the misconception that they’re only for people of wealth. This is incorrect and though they are often used for those marrying into wealth, or vice versa. That doesn’t mean prenups have no benefits for those of more modest financial situations.
by Ruesch & Reeve | Jun 25, 2020 | Water Rights
Each state has valuable water resources. Inside the Department of Natural Resources, lies the Division of Water Rights. They delegate and distribute natural water resources to the state’s population as requested. In Utah, you must own a water right to use and...
by Ruesch & Reeve | May 28, 2020 | Bankruptcy
uring the COVID-19 crisis, the unemployment rate has skyrocketed to almost a new record high at over 14%. With the closing of non-essential businesses, companies are having no choice but to lay off their workers. Leading to personal financial crises within families all across the nation. Knowing if or when it’s time to file for bankruptcy is important in this time of crisis. Ruesch and Reeve Law are here to break down the facts and support you during this overwhelming financial loss.
by Ruesch & Reeve | May 18, 2020 | Bankruptcy
During these uncertain times, it’s natural to worry about making your regular mortgage payments – especially if you have already fallen behind on your account, or if your family has suffered COVID-19 related job losses. The unemployment rate in Utah is currently at 3.6%, and 4.4% in the nation.
by Ruesch & Reeve | Apr 24, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 is the most common type of bankruptcy for personal debtors. It is also referred to as straight or liquidation bankruptcy. Chapter 7 is most suitable, and most frequently used, by individuals, but can also be an option for businesses as a last resort to have their slate wiped clean. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is most often used by people who are far behind on their bills with unsecured debts to reset their finances.