Business partnerships often start with shared goals and open books. Over time, that can change. One partner stops sharing information freely: reports stop arriving, questions go unanswered, and decisions get made without explanation. For the partner on the outside,...
Artificial intelligence is changing the way people research, draft, and solve problems — including legal ones. AI can be a valuable tool for both lawyers and clients, but when confidential legal information is involved, it pays to proceed carefully. Be Careful What...
The Millar Legal team recently swapped their desks for shovels, spending a Saturday tackling overgrown weeds and stubborn tree stumps for a local resident. Karen was facing medical challenges that made her regular yard work impossible until a recommendation from her...
Divorce is rarely easy—but co-parenting after divorce can be even more challenging. Even well-intentioned parents can find themselves triggered by texts, frustrated by last-minute schedule changes, or pulled into circular arguments that feel impossible to resolve....
What to Expect in a Utah Custody Evaluation—and How to Prepare When parents cannot agree on custody or parent-time, the court may order a custody evaluation under Utah Code of Judicial Administration Rule 4-903. A custody evaluation is a formal assessment conducted by...
