SPRINGVILLE JUSTICE COURT
50 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SPRINGVILLE UTAH 84663
801-489-2707
email: justicecourt@springville.org

CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE COURTROOM, do not bring them with you. If you are appearing before the Judge he will want your full attention.

Por favor tra un adulto si no habla inglés. Tendrá que esperar hasta que un intéprete haya sido localizado si llegue al corte sin alguien para interpretar o quizás tendrá que fijar otra cita con el conrte cuando un intérprete calificado pueda ayudarle.

Traffic Ticket Information (click here)

If you have been issued a citation that charges you with the violation of one or more traffic laws.  Please read the bail schedule/pay fines instructions carefully. You will find the following information:

• Instructions

• Payment Options

• Bail Schedule

• Acceptable Proof of Insurance

• Traffic school - Request for Plea in Abeyance

Small Claims Infomation

• Small Claims Instruction (under construction)

• Utah State Code

Interactive Forms

• Form A: Small Claims Cover Sheet
• Form B: Small Claims Affidavit and Summons
• Form C: Small Claims Interpleader Affidavit and Summons
• Form D: Proof of Service Form
• Form E: Small Claims Counter Affidavit and Summons
• Form F: Motion to Dismiss and Order
• Form G: Motion for Continuance and Order

Note: These files are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Download and install a free copy.

Staff

Sherlynn Fenstermaker
Justice Court Judge
(801) 489-2707
(801) 491-7815 (fax)

Court Clerk's (801) 489-2707

• Stacy Anderson

• Linda Bailie

• Myrna Jeffers

• Ashley Burt

Justice Courts are established by counties and municipalities and have the authority to deal with class B and C misdemeanors, violations of ordinances, small claims, and infractions committed within their territorial jurisdiction. Justice Court jurisdictions are determined by the boundaries of local government entities such as cities or counties which hire the judges.

One hundred twenty-eight Justice Court judges serve in 147 county and municipal courts. The Justice Court shares jurisdiction with the Juvenile Court over minors 16 or 17 years old, who are charged with certain traffic offenses.

Four person juries hear jury trials in the Justice Courts. City attorneys prosecute cases involving municipal ordinance violations and state law in municipal courts; county attorneys prosecute cases involving violations of county ordinances and state law in the county courts. Litigants and defendants often act without an attorney (pro se) in Justice Courts.

Any person not satisfied with a judgment rendered in a Justice Court is entitled to a trial de novo (new trial) in the District Court. Justice Courts may also have a Small Claims Department, which has jurisdiction over claims under $10,000.