Illustrated Utah community connected by colorful wayfinding routes

A community wayfinding guide

Understand the next step. Connect with trusted help.

Explore general pathways for housing stability, medical debt, and protective-order information—then prepare focused questions and confirm current services through official channels.

Choose a pathway Official advocate directory

H1Housing stabilityFrom early concern to post-judgment questions M2Medical debtOrganize the stage, records, and questions S3Protection informationPreparation with safety and scope boundaries

Three public program areas

Follow the route that matches your question.

Community Justice Advocates of Utah publicly describes programs addressing housing stability, medical debt, and protective orders. Details, eligibility, service areas, and availability may change; confirm them directly with an authorized provider.

Illustrated housing route connecting residents with a community advocate

Housing stability route

Organize a housing concern without guessing.

Use a simple sequence to identify the stage of a concern and prepare for a conversation. The app does not interpret leases, calculate deadlines, complete forms, or decide whether a claim exists.

Notice a concern early
Organize records and confirmed dates
Prepare questions about process and scope
Connect with current authorized services

Official housing program

Illustrated path from tangled medical debt information toward organized questions

Medical debt route

Move from scattered information to focused questions.

Recognize broad stages—from an initial bill through collection, court, or post-judgment concerns—without uploading financial or health documents to the app.

Name the current stage
Keep original documents secure
List questions for a qualified provider
Verify current referral availability

Official medical debt program

Illustrated survivor and community advocate approaching a safe doorway

Protection information route

Prepare with dignity and clear safety boundaries.

This pathway provides general topics and official connections. It does not store a personal narrative, evidence list, address, safety plan, or eligibility decision. If anyone is in immediate danger, call 911 or use a safer device to contact an appropriate emergency service.

Immediate safety comes first
Understand the program's limited scope
Prepare questions for a qualified advocate
Confirm representation and referral limits

Official protective-order program

Privacy-first tools

Prepare without sending your situation to us.

The Android app works without an account, advertising, analytics, document upload, location access, or app network permission. Its optional question and checklist remain in local app storage and can be cleared at any time.

Question builder

Draft one concise question for a qualified provider. Avoid account numbers, identification numbers, names you do not need, and other sensitive details.

Appointment checklist

Organize confirmed dates, relevant records, the outcome you seek, and questions about service scope.

Document glossary

Recognize general categories without treating a short definition as an interpretation of a real legal document.

Clear local data

Delete the optional question and checklist from the device whenever you want. Android backup is disabled.

Illustrated collaborative training circle for community advocates

Learn the model

Focused training. Community connection. Defined scope.

Community Justice Advocates receive specialized training for defined service areas and work within authorization, oversight, disclosure, and referral boundaries. They are not the same as full-representation attorneys and cannot provide every legal service.

CJAU mission and model Utah authorized entities

A guide—not a legal decision.

Justice Path Utah does not provide legal advice, represent anyone, determine eligibility, calculate deadlines, file documents, or respond to emergencies.

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