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Utah financial forms for family court

Utah uses one court-approved Financial Declaration for every domestic case the court rule covers. There are no long or short versions based on income.

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The forms

  • 1903FA (printed 1352FAJ)

    Financial Declaration

    • Income
    • Expenses
    • Property and assets
    • Debts

    When it’s used: Every party in a URCP 26.1 domestic case. Section 1 of the form asks whether it is being filed for a hearing or only served.

    PDF14 pagesRevision: Revised November 21, 2022Confirmed on the court's site
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Filed with the court, or given to the other side?

Given to the other side within 14 days after the first answer is filed; only a certificate of service is filed. The court says not to file it until a hearing where a financial question must be decided.

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What it uses
Utah has one court-approved Financial Declaration (court id 1903FA, printed 1352FAJ) for every domestic case URCP 26.1 covers, with no income-based long or short versions.
Which form, when
Full Financial Declaration with attachments in divorce, temporary separation, separate maintenance, parentage, custody, child support and modification (URCP 26.1(a),(c), eff. 5/1/2026). Where assets are not at issue (parentage, modification, grandparents' rights) a party serves only the last three paystubs, the prior year's tax return, six months of bank and P&L statements if self-employed, and proof of other income; the court or a party may still require the full declaration (URCP 26.1(e)(2)).
Filed or exchanged
Served on the other parties within 14 days after the first answer is filed (URCP 26.1(b)), with only a Certificate of Service filed (URCP 26.1(d)). The court's self-help page says: 'Do not file the financial declaration with the court until there is a hearing at which the judge or commissioner must decide a financial question', for example temporary-order, divorce pretrial or trial, and modification hearings.

This is general information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check with the court before you file.

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