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Article 5. Civil Practice

Utah Code of Judicial Administration – 2026

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Article 1. General Provisions Article 2. Judicial Council Organization Article 3. Boards of Judges Article 1.Council Meetings Article 2. Rulemaking Procedure Article 1. Judicial Office Article 2. Quasi-Judicial Officers Article 3.Non-Judicial Officers Article 4. Administrative Services Article 5. Judicial Personnel Policies Article 1. Calendar Management Article 2. Court Records, Exhibits and Files Article 3. Court Fees Article 4. Internal Court Operations Article 5. Civil Practice Article 6. Criminal Practice Article 7. Parking, Traffic and Infraction Cases Article 8. Small Claims Practice Article 9. Domestic Relations and Juvenile Practice Article 1. General Article 2. Court Operations Article 2. Civil Article 3. Criminal Article 4. Domestic Relations Article 5. Probate Article 6. Mental Health Article 1. Juvenile Court Administration Article 2. Juvenile Court Records Article 3. Internal Operations Article 3. Criminal Practice Article 1. District Court Rules Appendices
Rule 4-503 Mandatory electronic filing in civil and probate cases Rule 4-508 Guidelines for Ruling on a Motion to Waive Fees Rule 4-509 Court-appointed parent coordinator Rule 4-510.01 Alternative dispute resolution definitions Rule 4-510.02 Responsibilities of the Director and Administrative Office of the Courts Rule 4-510.03 Qualification of ADR providers Rule 4-510.04 ADR training Rule 4-510.05 Referral of civil actions Rule 4-510.06 Cases exempt from ADR rules