Legal Question in Family Law in Utah

You don't need to send in any papers to the court. The language in the decree is typical. It simply requires that the parties sign whatever documents are necessary to carry out the provisions of the decree. This usually pertains to transferring titles to vehicles, signing deeds to transfer title to a home or other real property and anything else that needs to be signed to transfer property or assets between the parties. The alimony provision requires no further action on your part unless he's not paying it. He should be paying that immediately upon entry of the decree. If he's not, you would need to take him back to court to enforce the decree, which may result in you getting a judgment against him and having the court holding him in contempt.