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A power of attorney is a document that gives someone else the right to act for you.  People often use powers of attorney to let someone else handle their medical or financial affairs.
A conservatorship and guardianship allows someone to act for someone else. They cannot be created without an order by a judge. They are ordered when someone can no longer take care of themselves.
A parentage relationship is created when you are the parent of a child by blood or a court order.  You only have a parentage relationship when the relationship is legal.  In other words, if the child is a result of a non-consensual relat
Adoption creates a parent/child relationship with all of its rights and duties and at the same time removes the rights and duties of any previous parent/child relationship.
A marriage may only be ended through the Courts.  There are different ways to end a marriage either temporarily or permanently, such as a legal separation, an annulment or a divorce.  Although ther
An annulment is an order from the court not only ending the marriage, but also says that the marriage never happened.
Marriage is a relationship that is officially recognized and regulated by state law.  It may only be created by following the steps required by the state or by Court order. 
A civil stalking injunction is a legal document that is meant to protect a victim of stalking.  It may include orders that prevent your stalker from contacting you, harassing you in any way, and staying away from your home and/or place of emp
Utah law provides that a dating violence protective order may prohibit the abuser from threatening to commit or commit any form of violence or abuse against you and any named family or household member.
A protective order is a legal document that is meant to protect a victim of abuse or domestic violence who is in a close relationship with the abuser.

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