Utah Estate and Probate Leads
When someone opens a probate, trust, or guardianship case in Utah, the filing names them and shows whether they have an attorney. Revenue Spark delivers the petitioners without counsel to estate and probate attorneys the night the case is filed.
What cases are included?
Probate and estates, trusts, guardianship and conservatorship, and minor's settlements. In a guardianship case the lead is the family member who filed, not the person the case is about.
How many cases are there?
In our own review of one sample week (September 28 to October 2, 2026), estate and probate filings across all types came to roughly 100 to 125 statewide. See how estate and probate attorneys find new clients.
How do you start?
Pick the estate categories and your counties at signup. Leads cost $0.50 each; see pricing. For the other practice areas, see Utah court case leads.
Read all of our estate and probate guides.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the lead in an estate case?
The petitioner: the person who opened the case, often an heir or the person named to administer the estate. The deceased is never a lead.
Do estate leads always have addresses?
No. Addresses vary by case, so a lead is only delivered when a complete, verified address is available.
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