Utah Interpleader Judgment is a legal action used to determine which party has the right to receive property or money when multiple individuals claim ownership. In an interpleader action, the plaintiff (the party holding the money or property) deposits the disputed funds with the court, and the court in turn distributes the funds to the appropriate claimant. This allows the plaintiff to avoid the risk of having to decide which claimant is actually entitled to the funds. There are two types of Utah Interpleader Judgment: interpleader in rem and interpleader in personam. Interpleader in rem is the filing of a complaint when the property or money is located in Utah. Interpleader in personam is the filing of a complaint when the plaintiff is located in Utah and the claimants are located out of state.