15-4-6.5 - Divorce or separate maintenance of co-obligors. - Utah Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-15 > Chapter-04 > 15-4-6-5

15-4-6.5. Divorce or separate maintenance of co-obligors.
(1) On the entering of a decree of divorce or separate maintenance of joint debtors incontract, the claim of a creditor remains unchanged unless otherwise provided by the contract oruntil a new contract is entered into between the creditor and the debtors individually.
(2) In addition to the creditor's duties as a secured party under Title 70A, Chapter 9a,Uniform Commercial Code -- Secured Transactions, and the creditor's duties as a trustee orbeneficiary of a trust deed under Title 57, Chapter 1, Conveyances, a creditor, who has beennotified by service of a copy of a court order under Section 30-3-5 or 30-4-3 that the debtors aredivorced or living separately under an order for separate maintenance, and who has beenexpressly advised of the separate, current addresses of the debtors either by the court order or byother written notice, shall provide to the debtors individually all statements, notices, and othersimilar correspondence required by law or by the contract.
(3) (a) Except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), a creditor may continue to make negativecredit reports of joint debtors under Section 70C-7-107 and may report the repayment practices orcredit history of joint debtors under Title 7, Chapter 14, Credit Information Exchange.
(b) With respect to a debtor who is not ordered by the court under Sections 30-3-5 or30-4-3 to make payments on a joint obligation, no negative credit report under Section70C-7-107, and no report of the debtor's repayment practices or credit history under Title 7,Chapter 14, Credit Information Exchange, may be made regarding the joint obligation after thecreditor is served notice of the court's order as required under Subsection (2), unless the creditorhas made a demand on the debtor for payment because of the failure to make payments by theother debtor, who is ordered by the court to make the payments.

Amended by Chapter 252, 2000 General Session

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-15 > Chapter-04 > 15-4-6-5

15-4-6.5. Divorce or separate maintenance of co-obligors.
(1) On the entering of a decree of divorce or separate maintenance of joint debtors incontract, the claim of a creditor remains unchanged unless otherwise provided by the contract oruntil a new contract is entered into between the creditor and the debtors individually.
(2) In addition to the creditor's duties as a secured party under Title 70A, Chapter 9a,Uniform Commercial Code -- Secured Transactions, and the creditor's duties as a trustee orbeneficiary of a trust deed under Title 57, Chapter 1, Conveyances, a creditor, who has beennotified by service of a copy of a court order under Section 30-3-5 or 30-4-3 that the debtors aredivorced or living separately under an order for separate maintenance, and who has beenexpressly advised of the separate, current addresses of the debtors either by the court order or byother written notice, shall provide to the debtors individually all statements, notices, and othersimilar correspondence required by law or by the contract.
(3) (a) Except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), a creditor may continue to make negativecredit reports of joint debtors under Section 70C-7-107 and may report the repayment practices orcredit history of joint debtors under Title 7, Chapter 14, Credit Information Exchange.
(b) With respect to a debtor who is not ordered by the court under Sections 30-3-5 or30-4-3 to make payments on a joint obligation, no negative credit report under Section70C-7-107, and no report of the debtor's repayment practices or credit history under Title 7,Chapter 14, Credit Information Exchange, may be made regarding the joint obligation after thecreditor is served notice of the court's order as required under Subsection (2), unless the creditorhas made a demand on the debtor for payment because of the failure to make payments by theother debtor, who is ordered by the court to make the payments.

Amended by Chapter 252, 2000 General Session

State Codes and Statutes

Back To Homepage

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-15 > Chapter-04 > 15-4-6-5

15-4-6.5. Divorce or separate maintenance of co-obligors.
(1) On the entering of a decree of divorce or separate maintenance of joint debtors incontract, the claim of a creditor remains unchanged unless otherwise provided by the contract oruntil a new contract is entered into between the creditor and the debtors individually.
(2) In addition to the creditor's duties as a secured party under Title 70A, Chapter 9a,Uniform Commercial Code -- Secured Transactions, and the creditor's duties as a trustee orbeneficiary of a trust deed under Title 57, Chapter 1, Conveyances, a creditor, who has beennotified by service of a copy of a court order under Section 30-3-5 or 30-4-3 that the debtors aredivorced or living separately under an order for separate maintenance, and who has beenexpressly advised of the separate, current addresses of the debtors either by the court order or byother written notice, shall provide to the debtors individually all statements, notices, and othersimilar correspondence required by law or by the contract.
(3) (a) Except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), a creditor may continue to make negativecredit reports of joint debtors under Section 70C-7-107 and may report the repayment practices orcredit history of joint debtors under Title 7, Chapter 14, Credit Information Exchange.
(b) With respect to a debtor who is not ordered by the court under Sections 30-3-5 or30-4-3 to make payments on a joint obligation, no negative credit report under Section70C-7-107, and no report of the debtor's repayment practices or credit history under Title 7,Chapter 14, Credit Information Exchange, may be made regarding the joint obligation after thecreditor is served notice of the court's order as required under Subsection (2), unless the creditorhas made a demand on the debtor for payment because of the failure to make payments by theother debtor, who is ordered by the court to make the payments.

Amended by Chapter 252, 2000 General Session