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Phone: (801) 350-9016

Address: 222 S Main St Ste 1830, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

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Divorce
The Court does have the power to schedule a contested divorce for mediation before trial. Mediation is an alternative dispute mechanism designed to resolve marital conflict on issues of disagreement before trial and in an effort to avoid trial.
Child Support
Child support, ordered to be paid by one party to the other for the support of the minor child of the parties, may be modified by the court upon a change of circumstances and if the modification is in the best interest of the minor child. If a party files a motion to increase or decrease the amount of child support previously ordered the court will schedule a hearing to decide the issue. There may be several reasons to modify a child support order. Some of the most common reasons are the loss of employment of either party, an increase or decrease in income of one or both of the parties, a change in custody of the child or a change in the visitation or parenting schedule relating to the child. A party requesting a modification of child support must file a motion with the court requesting the modification and the court will schedule a hearing to decide the issue.
Child Custody and Visitation
*Temporarily determine the custody of the minor children and establish temporary visitation rights regarding the minor children, if no other court has determined or is determining custody or rights of visitation regarding the minor children;
Paternity
Spousal Support
Spousal support, or what used to be referred to as alimony, may be modified up or down, if the divorce or dissolution decree specifically authorizes the court to modify the award of spousal support and if there has been a change in circumstances which warrant the modification occurring since the spousal support was ordered.
Legal Separation
What is a Legal Separation? Dayton Legal Separation Attorney W. Randall Rock Has Been Providing Rock Solid Representation For Over 33 Years. FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION. CONTACT US NOW!
Child Abuse
In the State of Ohio the area of juvenile law includes almost every situation where minor children, under the age of 18, encounter the justice system. Many counties in the State of Ohio have established juvenile divisions within their court systems to deal specifically with matters involving children. Juvenile courts exist with the recognition that children, because of their age, lack the experience and maturity most often associated with adults and, when a child commits a crime, or other violation of law, often times the goal of the juvenile criminal justice system should be to curb that conduct and behavior and create a path where it is not repeated into adulthood. In addition to the prosecution of children for violations of criminal law, the juvenile court also has jurisdiction over children who commit violations of traffic offenses such as DUI/OVI and driving under suspension. The juvenile court also hears cases relating to the custody of children, visitation (parenting time), and child support. Other legal matters common in the juvenile court are cases to establish the paternity of a child, and complaints alleging child abuse, neglect or dependency.

Criminal Defense
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DUI/DWI
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Wrongful Death
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Robbery
Burglary
Misdemeanors
In the State of Ohio a criminal charge of domestic violence, depending on the circumstances, may be charged as a first degree misdemeanor, a fourth degree misdemeanor or a felony. The complaint or indictment, alleging domestic violence, proceeds in the criminal court, for the most part, like any criminal charge. If charged as a misdemeanor, a conviction may result in a sentence of up to 6 months in jail. If charged as a felony, a conviction may result in a prison sentence. In addition to the criminal penalties associated with a conviction, which can be severe enough, the consequential damages from a conviction can be life altering. A conviction may also result in the disqualification of the right to own or possess a weapon and may prohibit the right of the convicted to expunge or seal the record of the conviction.
Assault
Juvenile Crimes
If you need a juvenile law attorney, with over 33 years of experience representing clients in juvenile court proceedings, CONTACT US TODAY to discuss your case. The initial consultation is FREE and affordable payment plans are available.
Manslaughter
The foregoing case achievements represent a sample of results in other cases. Every case is different and, therefore, the samples listed above are not meant to imply the same or similar result in every case.

Premises Liability
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Personal Injury
W. Randall Rock was born and raised in Mansfield, Ohio. As an accomplished baseball player in his youth he set his sights on continuing his love for that sport at "the next level". In his senior year in high school he was recruited to play at Ohio University, which at the time had just completed a fourth place finish in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. He attended and graduated from Ohio University but, like many who aspire to play professional sports, that dream went unfulfilled. He then had, you might say, a "Field of Dreams" moment and decided to become a professional on another "field". The field of law. While an undergraduate student at Ohio University he applied for and was accepted as a legislative intern in the Ohio Senate where he worked full time at the State Capital in Columbus, Ohio and at the side of State Senator, Charlie Butts of Cleveland, Ohio. When his internship in the Senate was completed he applied for and was hired to serve another legislative internship, this time in the Ohio House of Representatives, working along side of State Representative, Mike Stinziano of Columbus, Ohio. After graduating from Ohio University, with what amounted to a dual major in Political Science and Philosophy, he set his sights on law school and enrolled at the University of Dayton, School of Law. Upon graduation from the University of Dayton School of Law he decided to remain in Dayton, Ohio and accepted a position as an associate lawyer in an established general practice law firm located in downtown Dayton. While there he gained valuable experience in many areas of the law and became well rounded and well versed in the disciplines and areas of the law he still practices today. After six years of practice, and in 1990, he took a position in a large and newly formed personal injury law firm. There he became a member of its litigation unit and was responsible for litigating cases the firm could not settle with insurance companies. After all those many years, and with the knowledge and experience gained, W. Randall Rock formed his own law firm and law office dedicated to helping people solve legal problems. His experience has taught him, and it should go without saying, that when people hire a lawyer they should expect to be represented by the lawyer they hire. In most large law firms this is not always the case. Often times, in the larger law firms, people initially meet with one lawyer in the firm and then are represented by yet another, and then another, as their case proceeds to conclusion. While this model of practicing law is not necessarily inadequate, we believe that often times continuity in the representation of the client is sometimes sacrificed. You can rest assured that at the law office of W. Randall Rock, Attorney at Law you are retaining an attorney who will zealously represent your interests from the very beginning of your case to the conclusion of your legal matter and at every stage in between. You will be represented
Medical Malpractice
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Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
According to the Centers for Disease Control, approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur each year in the United States. While some dog bites may result in only minor injury, others can cause serious injury or even death. Dog bite victims often incur medical expenses, experience pain and suffering and sometimes miss work and lose wages as a result. The injured may also sustain permanent scarring and may sometimes require cosmetic surgery, or both. Under the old English Common Law, which is still followed in some states, the rule was sometimes expressed that "every dog is entitled to one bite". That is a simplistic way of saying that the owner of a dog could not be held liable for the injuries and damages caused by his dog until such time as he was on notice of his dog's vicious tendencies. After the first bite, however, and thereafter, the dog owner is put on notice that his dog poses a danger to others and he must take reasonable precautions to prevent future injuries. This is not to suggest that the owner of a dog under the Common Law is actually entitled to "one free bite" before liability attaches for the injury, because the owner may have already been aware of the vicious tendencies of his canine due to other experiences not resulting in an actual bite. In the State of Ohio the victim of a dog bite does not need to prove that the owner of a dog acted negligently in order to receive compensation for the injuries and damages caused by a dog bite. In Ohio, the owner of a dog is liable for the injuries and damages caused by his dog even though the dog had never bitten before or demonstrated any vicious propensities. In Ohio, the owner of a dog is liable for the damages caused by his dog even if the owner was otherwise taking reasonable precautions. In Ohio the owner of a dog is considered to be "strictly liable" for the injuries and damages caused by his dog. In fact, under Ohio's dog bite statute, a person does not have to even own the dog to be liable for injuries and damages caused by a dog if it can be proven that the person in charge of the dog was the "keeper" or "harborer" of the dog when the injury occurred. There are exceptions, however, where strict liability would not apply under Ohio's dog bite statute. If it can be proven that the person injured by the dog was committing or attempting to commit a criminal trespass or other criminal offense, other than a minor misdemeanor, on the property of the owner, keeper or harborer at the time of the injury, or was committing or attempting to commit a criminal offense other than a minor misdemeanor against any person, or was teasing, tormenting, or abusing the dog on the owner's, keeper's, or harborer's property, than strict liability would not apply. As with most injury claims, the law of the State of Ohio limits the amount of time that a dog bite victim has to settle or file a law suit to preserve their injury claim. In Ohio, the time limitation, or Statue of Limitations, is within six (6) yea

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