Utah § 75-5-402 Protective proceedings -- Jurisdiction of affairs of protected persons.

Utah Statutes

§ 75-5-402 — Protective proceedings -- Jurisdiction of affairs of protected persons.

Utah § 75-5-402

Title 75Utah Uniform Probate Code

Ch. 75-5Protection of Persons Under Disability and Their Property

Part 75-5-4Protection of Property of Persons Under Disability and Minors

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Utah Code Ann. § 75-5-402 (2026).

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After the service of notice in a proceeding seeking the appointment of a conservator or other protective order and until termination of the proceeding, the court in which the petition is filed has:

(1)Exclusive jurisdiction to determine the need for a conservator or other protective order until the proceedings are terminated;

(2)Exclusive jurisdiction to determine how the estate of the protected person which is subject to the laws of this state shall be managed, expended, or distributed to or for the use of the protected person or any of his dependents;

(3)Concurrent jurisdiction to determine the validity of claims against the person or estate of the protected person and his title to any property or claim.

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After the service of notice in a proceeding seeking the appointment of a conservator or other protective order and until termination of the proceeding, the court in which the petition is filed has:
(1) Exclusive jurisdiction to determine the need for a conservator or other protective order until the proceedings are terminated;
(2) Exclusive jurisdiction to determine how the estate of the protected person which is subject to the laws of this state shall be managed, expended, or distributed to or for the use of the protected person or any of his dependents;
(3) Concurrent jurisdiction to determine the validity of claims against the person or estate of the protected person and his title to any property or claim.