Bankruptcy
What to Expect at Bankruptcy Court
A bankruptcy hearing can sound like an intimidating appointment. However, with assistance from Utah’s bankruptcy experts at Rulon T. Burton, you don’t have to face
July 9, 2022
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Divorce
How To Protect Yourself and Your Children During A Divorce
Dealing with divorce can be difficult! Untangling your life from your separated spouse can elicit unease, especially if you have to wonder about the welfare
June 12, 2022
Divorce
Sharing Child Custody During the Summer
Custody arrangements may vary from family to family, but there are some basic options if you’re in Utah. You can find more information on our
May 11, 2022
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Applying for College During Bankruptcy
Can you apply for student loans or financial aid in the midst of a bankruptcy filing? Filing for bankruptcy can have an impact on many
April 12, 2022
Tax Tips
Smart Ways to Use Your Tax Refund
The first tip when it comes to your tax refund is: Don’t spend it before you get it! There’s no guarantee that you’ll get the
March 10, 2022
Bankruptcy
Identity Theft and Bankruptcy
With so much of our lives being carried out online these days, identity theft is a plausible threat to many of us. But, are you
February 6, 2022
Financial Tips
Making the Right Decisions During Difficult Financial Times
If you’re already buying generic goods at the grocery store, making your daily coffee at home, and skimping on luxuries what else can you do
January 3, 2022
Financial Tips
Inflation Woes: 2022 Financial Outlook
SLC Chapter 13 attorney Rulon T. Burton and Associates understands the value of every dollar. As a firm that is familiar with filing bankruptcy in
December 8, 2021
Credit
Maintaining a Healthy Financial Record
We live in a time when an individual’s financial history carries a great deal of weight. Making uninformed decisions now can prove costly down the
November 7, 2021
Bankruptcy
The Biggest Bankruptcy Myths
There is no shortage of misinformation and confusion in our society, especially surrounding things that are inherently unpleasant. No one likes to ponder on the
October 5, 2021