List all marital assets and debts, assign each to a party, and see the net estate balance. Utah uses equitable distribution — aim for a roughly equal split.
Total assets
$0
Total debts
$0
Net marital estate
$0
Equal share each
$0
Assets
Description
Estimated value
Category
Assigned to
Total: $0
Debts
Description
Balance owed
Responsible party
Total: $0
Net position by party
Petitioner
Assets assigned$0
Debts assigned$0
Net$0
Respondent
Assets assigned$0
Debts assigned$0
Net$0
Near-equal split
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Utah law note: Utah courts apply equitable distribution, which usually — but not always — means a 50/50 split. Joint assets owned before marriage or received as a gift/inheritance may be treated as separate property. Consult an attorney for anything complex.