Utah § 13-42-120 - Termination of agreement.

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§ 13-42-120. Termination of agreement.

13-42-120.  Termination of agreement.
(1) An individual who is a party to an agreement may terminate the agreement at any time, without penalty or obligation, by giving the provider notice in a record.
(2) A provider may terminate an agreement if an individual who is a party to the agreement fails for 60 days to make a payment or deposit required by the agreement or if other good cause exists.
(3) If an agreement is terminated:
(a) the provider, no later than seven business days after the termination, shall pay the individual who is a party to the agreement all money the provider or its designee received from or on behalf of the individual, other than:
(i) an amount properly disbursed to a creditor; and
(ii) fees earned pursuant to Section 13-42-123; and
(b) any power of attorney granted by the individual to the provider is revoked.


Repealed and Re-enacted by Chapter 152, 2012 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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