Juab County Court Docket Nephi

Juab County court docket records are held by the 4th Judicial District Court and the Juab County Justice Court, both located in Nephi. The 4th District serves Juab, Millard, Utah, and Wasatch counties. Cases in Juab County range from local ordinance violations handled by the justice court to felony criminal matters and family law cases before the district court. This guide explains how to search the Juab County court docket, what tools are free, and what to expect when you visit or call the courthouse in Nephi.

Juab County Court System

The Juab County Justice Court handles Class B and Class C misdemeanors, local ordinance violations, and small claims cases. It sits at 160 North Main Street in Nephi. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and Friday, 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM. The Friday early closing is important to note if you plan to file paperwork or pay a fine at the end of the week.

The Juab County Justice Court does not accept payment by phone. If you need to pay a fine, you must either pay in person during court hours or use the online payment system. Virtual hearings are available through Webex for eligible cases. If you have received notice of a virtual hearing option, you will find the join link in your MyCase account or on the notice sent by the court.

Visit the Juab County Justice Court official page for current procedures, courtroom rules, and contact information for court staff in Nephi.

The Nephi courthouse is compact. Arriving early gives you time to find parking and pass through security before your scheduled hearing.

Note: The court has specific dress code rules. No hats, sunglasses, tank tops, shorts, or flip flops are permitted in the courtroom. Security screening is required for all visitors.

Searching Juab County Court Dockets

The main online tool for searching the Juab County court docket is XChange. It covers all Utah district and justice courts, including the 4th District in Nephi and the Juab County Justice Court. Each search costs $0.35. Document downloads are $1.00 per file. A monthly subscription is available for $40.00. These rates have been in effect since July 2025. You can search by party name, case number, or other identifying details.

A free public terminal is available at the Nephi courthouse. Ask the clerk which terminal is available for public use when you arrive. This is useful if you are only looking up a case or two and do not want to set up an online account. The terminal gives you the same XChange search capability as the paid online version.

Knowing where to search before you start can save time and avoid unnecessary trips to the Nephi courthouse.

The MyCase portal is free for named parties. If you are a plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, or respondent in an active Juab County case, you can create a MyCase account to view your documents, check your hearing schedule, and receive notifications. MyCase supports virtual hearing access through Webex for eligible cases.

Note: The court does not take payments by phone. All fines must be paid in person or online. Online payments are accepted through the Utah State Courts website.

Court Records in Juab County

The 4th District Court holds all district-level records for Juab County. These include felony criminal cases, civil suits above the small claims threshold, divorce and custody orders, adoptions, probate filings, and guardianship matters. Most of these records are public under Utah law and can be accessed through XChange or in person at the courthouse.

Justice court records include misdemeanor criminal cases, traffic violations, and small claims filings. These are also public records. If you need a copy of a justice court record, contact the clerk at jcjuab@utcourts.gov or call 435-623-3440. The clerk can confirm whether the record you need is available and how to request a copy.

Under Utah Code 63G-2-201, you have the right to inspect most public court records for free. Copying fees may apply for physical copies. For records that are older or no longer in the active system, the Utah State Archives at 346 South Rio Grande Street in Salt Lake City holds historical Utah court records going back to the 1850s. Reach the archives at 801-531-3843.

Note: Some records are restricted. Juvenile court records, certain sealed filings, and some mental health records are not open to the public. The clerk will tell you whether a specific record is restricted before you submit a formal request.

Juab County Court Calendar

Utah Courts provides a free public hearing calendar at utcourts.gov/cal. It shows upcoming hearings across all state courts up to 30 days ahead. No login is required. Use Ctrl+F to search the page by name or case number. This is one of the quickest ways to confirm a Juab County hearing date without calling the courthouse.

The 4th District covers four counties. Some hearings in Juab County cases may be assigned to other 4th District locations, particularly for complex cases that require a judge traveling from Provo or another district city. Always check the courtroom location listed on the calendar entry before you drive to Nephi. For virtual hearings, the calendar may list a Webex link in place of a physical address.

If you need to review court forms before a hearing, all official forms are available at utcourts.gov/forms. For help understanding which forms apply to your case, call the Self-Help Center at 888-683-0009.

Cities in Juab County

Juab County's largest city is Nephi, which is also the county seat and home to both the justice court and the district court. Other communities in Juab County include Mona, Levan, Eureka, and Santaquin. All district-level filings from these communities are handled by the 4th District Court in Nephi.

Nearby Counties

Juab County is surrounded by several other Utah counties, each with its own court docket and courthouse resources.

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