In today's world, family units come in all different sizes and variations. Due to the prevalence of divorces, any given home may be occupied by a step-parent. Many remarried couples have to deal with child rearing issues involving their non-biological children. However, what rights do these step-parents have over the upbringing of such a child?

Life circumstances can change unexpectedly, affecting family dynamics and the arrangements for custody, visitation, child support, or alimony. When significant changes occur, it may be necessary to modify existing orders to ensure they continue to meet the best interests of the children and the fair treatment of all parties involved. This blog post will provide an overview of the process of modifying existing orders in Utah.