The term probate court is a common term loosely referring to the probate division located within a state or county courthouse. In the state of Utah, the District Court is the level of court responsible for overseeing matters related to probate court.
Logan Justice Court is listed as a registered probate court within Cache County, Utah.
In most instances within Utah, there is at least one District Court courthouse location within each county. Sometimes a county may have multiple courthouses and may also have multiple probate court locations. Such is often the case in larger metropolis counties where population is dense or also in spread-out, rural counties, which may use a courthouse annex or satellite office system to accommodate nearby citizens with easier access in proximity or distance.
Logan Justice Court
Cache County
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a year ago
Extremely nice and helpful clerks and office staff!! I think treating these extremely knowledgeable ladies with respect and self-humility, you’ll see how far they will go to take care of you. Here is a rundown of the last two days of interactions with the Logan Justice Court. The first person I interacted with was a ‘new employee’ she was super sweet and was eager to make sure I got help. She went and got “the expert,” Heather, whom was confidently-knowledgeable of the process of expungement and other viable options that I wasn’t aware of. Heather was my favorite person to deal with throughout several trips to two different courts, prosecutors’ offices, and my personal attorney’s office. I left the justice court happy after she handled my paperwork and fees. I drove back to the prosecutors’ office to deliver the filed documents, whom gave me additional paperwork to be filed back at the Justice Court, to which I returned. I then got the pleasure of meeting Kristen. Heather and Kristen went out of her way to make sure The paperwork was filed, even though they were literally walking out the back door at 5:05 PM. They recognized me by name and volunteered to help! THANK YOU LADIES, SERIOUSLY!! They informed me I needed to fill out an order for the judge and to bring it back the next morning and talk to Alison. I followed their instructions and met Alison this morning. The ladies from the day before must had informed her of my situation and filings, because Alison was on the ball and ready for me at 8:20 AM. She also had that confidence and knowledge to finish everything up quickly. She too was amazing, kind, and extremely helpful. I’m ecstatic to call her next week to finish the process. I had a great experience at the Logan Justice Court, because of these 4 women. I walked into the two courts extremely nervous and ignorant. I left the Logan Justice Court feeling like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders and these random strangers truly cared about me. Obviously, there are a few bad reviews on here; I think a lot of people show up frustrated to handle tickets/fees and end up disrespecting the clerks and office staff. These ladies are probably just doing their jobs and from my experience over the past two days, they do a damn good one.
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2 years ago
I don't know what all this awful, inaccurate secretary business is about... I had an excellent experience with Alison. She was hands down the kindest, most competent person I've dealt with in any of the Logan courts! Thank you Alison!
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2 years ago
After being extremely rude and making everything as difficult as possible the blonde extremely rude woman called our insurance company and found out that they did not do their job and were lying in order to blame us. Finally her attitude changed and she called the prosecutor down to the courthouse and he filed a motion to dismiss because none of this should have happened. Maybe you have never had something like this happen, but now you know it can. And even though your attitudes do not reflect it INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY is our justice systems claim. Just not that people running that system. 3 stars because of the prosecutors 5 star attitude and solution to the problem.
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3 years ago
Called up with questions about a citation. Did not have the citation with me. The receptionist was super helpful, with name and birthday she answered my 20 questions with a friendly, helpful attitude. Gave me all the info I was after.
