Utah § 81-1-204 Continuing jurisdiction of a court in a domestic relations action.

Utah Statutes

§ 81-1-204 — Continuing jurisdiction of a court in a domestic relations action.

Utah·Title 81 Utah Domestic Relations Code·Ch. 81-1 General Provisions·Part 81-1-2 Domestic Relations Proceedings

In an action under this title, the court has continuing jurisdiction after a decree or final order is entered to make subsequent changes to the order, or to enter a new order, including an order regarding:

(1)the distribution of the property and obligations for debts, as is reasonable and necessary, for an action described in Chapter 4, Dissolution of Marriage;

(2)alimony in accordance with Section 81-4-504;

(3)child support and medical expenses in accordance with Sections 81-6-208 and 81-6-212; and

(4)custody and parent-time in accordance with Section 81-9-208.

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In an action under this title, the court has continuing jurisdiction after a decree or final order is entered to make subsequent changes to the order, or to enter a new order, including an order regarding:
(1) the distribution of the property and obligations for debts, as is reasonable and necessary, for an action described in Chapter 4, Dissolution of Marriage;
(2) alimony in accordance with Section 81-4-504;
(3) child support and medical expenses in accordance with Sections 81-6-208 and 81-6-212; and
(4) custody and parent-time in accordance with Section 81-9-208.

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