The Utah Online Court Assistance Program (OCAP) is the official State of Utah website for assistance in preparing court documents if you are not able to have an attorney draft them for you. Documents can be prepared for divorce, landlord tenant, guardianship of a minor, protective orders, as well as other select cases. You may use this program for free. If you file documents created by the program with the court, a $20.00 fee in addition to any court filing fees will be charged at that time. This program is a service of the Utah Courts and State Legislature.
Divorce
Document preparation for marriage dissolution, custody, parent time, support and asset distribution options.
Custody, Support, or Paternity
Document preparation for child support, custody, parent-time, paternity, but not divorce.
Child Support Calculator
An online calculator for estimating child support. Provided by the Office of Recovery Services.
Enforcing Domestic Orders
Document preparation for Enforcement of Domestic Orders. Programs include Order to Show Cause Motion and Response to Order to Show Cause, as well as several others.
Landlord-Tenant Cases
Document preparation for filing or answering an eviction complaint.
Protective Orders
Document preparation for court-ordered protection.
Protective Orders on Behalf of a Child
Document preparation for court-ordered protection on behalf of a child.
Civil Stalking
Document preparation for civil stalking forms.
Guardian/Conservator Exam
Guardian/Conservator Inventory and Annual Reporting
Document preparation for guardians and conservators to create the documents required by law to file periodically with the court following their appointment. Documents to terminate the guardianship and/or conservatorship if the ward is deceased may also be prepared.
Guardian/Conservator Termination
Guardianship of a Minor
Document preparation for establishing guardianship of a child under 18. Do not use if you are a parent seeking custody, visitation or support.
Employer's Answers to Garnishment Interrogatories
These programs are designed to be easy to use. You simply point and click or type in your information. There are brief explanations about the law that relates to your documents and instructions on how to use the documents you prepare. At the end of each program, you will be able to print out documents that look much like those an attorney would prepare.
Not all documents required for all types of court cases can be prepared using these programs. Please read the description of each document preparation program carefully to be sure it addresses your needs. Information on obtaining legal assistance can be found here.
Information and fill-in-the-blank forms on a wide range of topics can be found on our Self-Help Resources page.