Here is the key language in the description of the bill passed by the Legislature:
This bill:
- creates a self-help center within a court’s law library;
- requires that the self-help center be staffed by licensed attorneys;
- allows the self-help center staff to assist court patrons in obtaining and filling out
- documents; and
- provides that self-help center staff are to: answer questions regarding the court process, law, and options; provide information, but not give legal advice; and offer resources regarding the law library and other avenues for legal assistance.
I understand that funding is effective July 1.
Congratulations, Utah
Richard Zorza's Access to Justice Blog 
Thanks, Richard! We are excited here in Utah to now be able to provide statewide services and to do so with a permanent funding base. Please note that the Self-Help Center will be within the state law library, not a court library, and will assist self-represented parties in all state courts–justice, juvenile, district and appellate.