Lead-Based Paint Disclosures: What Utah Landlords Must Do to Stay Compliant
Failure to comply with federal lead-based paint disclosure rules can cost Utah landlords thousands in penalties. Here’s how to stay on the right side of the law.
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General announcements, news, or legal commentary that doesn’t fall under a specific practice area. Used for firm updates, statewide alerts, and miscellaneous insights.
Foreclosure Rescue Scams: How Utah Landlords Can Spot and Avoid Deceptive Practices
Foreclosure rescue scams are on the rise in Utah. Learn how to spot red flags and protect yourself and your tenants from fraudulent operators.
How to Properly Serve Landlord Notices in Utah: A Legal Guide
Serving a notice to a tenant in Utah isn’t as simple as taping it to the door. This guide walks landlords through proper notice service under Utah law.
When Walking Away Isn’t the End: How Smart Negotiation Secured a Strong Settlement
After years of delay and frustration, we helped a client resolve a drawn-out contract dispute—without a lawsuit. Here’s how persistence and strategy led to a clean win.
New Utah Law Requires Licensure for Property Managers in 2025
House Bill 337 changes the game for Utah property managers. Here’s what landlords and agents need to know to stay compliant.
When a Tenant’s Guest Becomes a Problem: What Utah Landlords Need to Know
What can Utah landlords do when a tenant’s guest starts causing problems? Learn how lease terms, legal definitions, and eviction rules apply.
REPC §10.3(c): What Utah Sellers Must Deliver at Closing
REPC §10.3(c) requires Utah sellers to deliver property in the same general condition at closing. Here’s what landlords and buyers need to know.
How to Handle Unreasonable People Without Losing Your Professionalism
Utah legal and real estate professionals follow strict ethics for a reason. Here’s how to handle unreasonable people without losing your leverage—or your integrity.
What Landlords and Small Businesses Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Utah
Whether you’re renting space or managing it, your commercial lease matters. Learn how to protect your rights, avoid traps, and clarify key lease terms.
Do I Need an Operating Agreement for My Utah LLC?
Utah doesn’t require an Operating Agreement—but every LLC should have one. Learn why it protects your liability, structure, and long-term business health.
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