Utah Code § 67-4a-1203

(1) The administrator may join another state or foreign country to examine and seek enforcement
of this chapter against a putative holder.
(2) On request of another state or foreign country, the attorney general may commence an action
on behalf of the other state or foreign country to enforce, in this state, the law of the other state
or foreign country against a putative holder subject to a claim by the other state or foreign

country, if the other state or foreign country agrees to pay costs incurred by the attorney
general in the action.
(3)
(a) The administrator may request the official authorized to enforce the unclaimed property law of
another state or foreign country to commence an action to recover property in the other state
or foreign country on behalf of the administrator.
(b) This state shall pay the costs, including reasonable attorney fees and expenses, incurred by
the other state or foreign country in an action under this Subsection (3).
(4) The administrator may pursue an action on behalf of this state to recover property subject
to this chapter but delivered to the custody of another state if the administrator believes the
property is subject to the custody of the administrator.
(5) The attorney general may retain an attorney for the administrator in this state, another state,
or a foreign country to commence an action to recover property on behalf of the administrator
and may agree to pay attorney fees based in whole or in part on a fixed fee, an hourly fee, or a
percentage of the amount or value of property recovered in the action.
(6)
(a) Expenses incurred by this state in an action under this section may be paid from property
received under this chapter or the net proceeds of the property.
(b) Expenses paid to recover property may not be deducted from the amount that is subject to a
claim under this chapter by the owner.

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