Buying a new home is an exciting time. There's no doubt that you have high expectations when going through the process. Yet, what happens if the deal doesn't turn out as good as you originally thought? What if you move into the home only to find that there is some unknown defect? If this happens, you may be regretting your decision, but there are some legal remedies available to help you. See how to address newly discovered defects after the sale has closed.

Creating a will may not always be at the forefront of people’s minds, but its importance cannot be overstated, especially in Utah. Without a legally binding will, the state’s intestacy laws dictate what happens to your assets and how your estate is distributed after you pass away. This often leads to unintended consequences, creating legal complications and emotional stress for your loved ones. TR Spencer, Northern Utah’s top-rated law firm, emphasizes the critical need for proper estate planning to avoid these pitfalls. Let’s explore the legal implications of not having a will in Utah and how you can protect your assets and loved ones.