Utah Court Records

Xchange holds Utah district court and justice court case information entered by court staff, and it is a subscription service with fees.

Parties can see their own cases in MyCase, and appellate opinions are posted by the Utah courts.

Utah divorces are district court cases filed where either spouse has lived for at least 90 days and kept by the district court clerk. Rule 4-202.02(4)(B)(i) of the Code of Judicial Administration, amended effective May 18, 2026, makes the records in a Title 81 domestic relations action private, except the case history, judgments, orders, decrees, letters of appointment and the record of public hearings, and the courts state that a rule change effective April 1, 2012 made some records in divorce cases private. The Financial Declaration under Rule 26.1, served rather than filed until a hearing needs it, is private when filed; the decree with its property and alimony terms is public; the petition, answer, stipulations, parenting plans and child support worksheets are private and open only to the persons in Rule 4-202.03(3).

Xchange, the subscription search, shows case information and sells images of public documents while withholding private records; public terminals and a Request for Court Record form at the clerk's office give a non-party the case history, orders and decree at 25 cents per sheet. The Utah asset search page explains what the decree still shows.