Utah Code Title 80. Utah Juvenile Code § 80-4-203. Mandatory petition for termination of parental rights

(i) maintain physical custody; and

(ii) exhibit the normal interest of a natural parent without just cause; or

(i) committed murder or child abuse homicide of another child of that parent;

(ii) committed manslaughter of another child of that parent;

(iii) aided, abetted, attempted, conspired, or solicited to commit murder, child abuse homicide, or manslaughter against another child of that parent; or

(iv) committed a felony assault or abuse that results in serious physical injury to:

(i) documented in the child's child and family plan a compelling reason for determining that filing a petition for termination of parental rights is not in the child's best interest; and

(ii) made that child and family plan available to the juvenile court for the juvenile court's review; or

(c)(i) the juvenile court has previously determined, in accordance with the provisions and limitations of Sections 80-2a-201, 80-2a-302, 80-3-301, and 80-3-406, that reasonable efforts to reunify the child with the child's parent or parents were required; and

(ii) the division has not provided, within the time period specified in the child and family plan, services that had been determined to be necessary for the safe return of the child.