Convicted:
2025, 
LDS positions: BYU, Missionary, - During alleged crime: Unknown position,
- LDS mission:
United Kingdom - Scotland Edinburgh 1995-1997
- Alleged:
5 victims, Multiple victims,
- Alleged crime scenes:
Perpetrator's workplace,
Criminal case(s): Ongoing, - Alleged church actions: Unknown church action,
- AKA Rob Dindinger
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UPDATE: February 2, 2026
On December 3, 2025 Dindinger pleaded guilty to two second-degree felonies. In addition, he entered a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge of voyeurism. The other nine other charges were dismissed as part of his plea deal.
February 2, 2026 sentencing occurred for Dindinger.
Judge Tony Graf Jr. handed down the maximum penalty. Dindinger was sentenced to:
prison: two terms of one-to-15 years
jail: one year
The sentences are to run consecutively.
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April 24, 2025 – new charges
Rob Dindinger was a Mormon psychologist in Orem, Utah who allegedly sexually abused and harmed several of his patients.
In 2018, Dindinger faced disciplinary action after allegedly sexually harming a 17-year-old patient.
Thanks to your support, FLOODLIT has obtained court documents in Dindinger’s 2025 criminal case.
A police probable cause statement reads in part:
“1. On November 11, 2023, Detective […] was assigned to follow-up on a case in which Adult Victim 1 (hereafter “AV1”), an adult female whose identity is known to law enforcement, reported that she was seen by Defendant from the ages of 13 to 16. AV1 reported that Defendant was her psychologist. AV1 reported that Defendant once instructed AV1 to masturbate while Defendant was in the room.
2. Detective […] interviewed AV1.
a. AV1 stated that she initially saw Defendant for depression, anxiety, and self-harm.
When AV1 disclosed a pornography addiction to Defendant, the sessions between Defendant and AV1 became exclusively about that.
b. AV1 stated when she was approximately 14 years old, Defendant talked with AV1 about sex and AV1 became aroused. Defendant instructed AV1 to strip nude and masturbate while he was in the room. AV1 said that Defendant faced away from her and did not turn around, but made a comment suggesting that Defendant could see her. AV1 believed Defendant had a camera or recording device that he was monitoring.
c. AV1 reported another incident when Defendant told her to undress and stand on a scale while naked.
d. AV1 said she stopped seeing Defendant when she was 16 years old because Defendant told her that adolescents take too much of his time.
e. AV1 said she later confided in a co-worker about Defendant and learned that another juvenile female had also reported Defendant touched her inappropriately.3. Detective […] reviewed police records regarding Defendant and located three other reports of Defendant inappropriately touching juvenile female patients. Two of the reports also included an allegation of Defendant telling patients to undress and weigh themselves nude.
4. Detective […] also located a report where Defendant was found with Adult Victim 2 (here after “AV2”), an adult female whose identity is known to law enforcement). AV2 appeared concededly younger, but during police contact, it was determined she was an adult.
5. On April 10, 2024, Law Enforcement served a search warrant on Defendant’s person and home.
6. Detective […] contacted Defendant at Defendant’s office. Detective […] immediately noticed a camera hanging from a diploma.
7. Detective […] seized two flash drives and an iPhone from Defendant’s person.
8. Post-Miranda, Defendant made the following statements:
a. Defendant could not recall when he saw AV1.
b. Defendant saw a number of male patients for issues related to sexuality, but could not recall the last female.
c. Defendant said it would not be normal to have a patient weigh themselves naked and stated he had never done that.
d. Detective […] said it seemed highly unlikely that multiple people would falsely report the same behavior over multiple years. Defendant agreed that it was highly unlikely.9. While Detective […] was with Defendant at Defendant’s Office, other Law Enforcement agents executed the search warrant at Defendant’s home. Multiple electronic devices were recovered from Defendant’s home.
10. Detective […] located ten child sexual abuse material (CSAM) images/videos and two voyeuristic videos on one of Defendant’s hard drives.
11. The CSAM files are described as follows:
[description of 12 files]13. After searching Defendant’s devices, Detective […] contacted AV4:
a. Defendant was AV4’s former therapist and Defendant had done inappropriate
things with AV4.
b. AV4 told Defendant that AV4 thought she had an eating disorder. Defendant told AV4 that to do weigh-ins. Defendant further said that AV4 needed to wear the same thing for each weigh-in to get an accurate weight. Defendant instructed AV4 to change in Defendant’s office.
c. AV4 said she had asked Defendant about the camera in Defendant’s office and Defendant told AV4 that the camera was unplugged.”
FLOODLIT is looking for any information that you may have about Dindinger’s professional history or LDS church membership history.
According to his LinkedIn profile, Dindinger received a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. BYU is owned and operated by the LDS church.
Dindinger also reported on LinkedIn that he worked as a clinical therapist in BYU’s Counseling Center for four months in 2010, a clinical therapist at BYU from 2008 to 2011, a student therapist in the BYU Comprehensive Clinic from 2008 to 2011, and an adjunct faculty member at BYU from 2017 to 2019.
Dindinger went on a mission for the Mormon church in Scotland from 1995 to 1997.
“I see the work I do as sacred duty,” Dindinger wrote in a bio at Psychology Today.
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5. Orem psychologist charged with secretly filming teen clients undressing
OREM — A Utah psychologist and author of a book on pornography addiction is facing criminal charges accusing him of convincing child clients to strip naked during sessions so he could secretly record them.
Robert Virgil Dindinger, 54, of Spanish Fork, was charged on Thursday in 4th District Court with 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony, and two counts of voyeurism, a class A misdemeanor.
Dindinger is the owner of Utah Valley Psychology in Orem. According to his online bio, he works with people with disputes to create solutions, specializes in mental health and children, and wrote a book about recovery from pornography addiction.
The investigation began in 2023 when a woman reported to law enforcement that Dindinger was her psychologist when she was a teenager years earlier.
"(She) stated that she initially saw (Dindinger) for depression, anxiety and self-harm," according to charging documents. But when she also "disclosed a pornography addiction" to Dindinger, "the sessions … became exclusively about that."
During one session, Dindinger had the teen girl take her clothing off while he allegedly looked away, but he "made a comment suggesting that (he) could see her," and the girl "believed Dindinger had a camera or recording device that he was monitoring," the charges state.
The woman later told a co-worker about Dindinger and learned that another teen girl had reported being inappropriately touched by him, according to the charges.
A police detective was contacted and reviewed Dindinger's police records "and located three other reports of (him) inappropriately touching juvenile female patients. Two of the reports also included an allegation of (Dindinger) telling patients to undress and weigh themselves nude," the charges allege.
A search warrant was served at Dindinger's home. And while police were questioning him in his office, they "immediately noticed a camera hanging from a diploma," charging documents state. Two flash drives and multiple other electronic devices were seized.
Investigators reported finding child sex abuse material and two voyeuristic videos. One of the videos is of a teen girl in his office who is heard mumbling, "This is weird, this is so weird" and then begins undressing. The second video is also a girl who undresses and then weighs herself in his office, according to the charges.
One of the alleged victims asked Dindinger about a camera in his office, and he told her "that the camera was unplugged," the charges say.
Investigators identified five victims, but one woman declined to speak to officers, the court documents say.
A girl who was told to weigh herself without clothes thought it was odd because she had never mentioned a weight issue with Dindinger, according to a search warrant affidavit served in 2024.
"It should be noted that the victim also described several instances of Robert touching her thighs and legs while speaking with her about sexual scenarios of guys she thought were attractive. Robert would also kiss her forehead and cuddle her when he could. She did recall an instance in which Robert touched and squeezed her left buttocks while he spoke with her about guys her age she liked," the warrant states.
Dindinger was first licensed to practice as a psychologist in Utah in 2014. His license was placed on probation in 2023, according to the Utah Division of Professional Licensing, and in 2024 he was ordered "not practice in any form or manner as a psychologist, nor … engage in any other form or description of mental health care or personal counseling with members of the public, including activities described as 'life coaching,'" until the ongoing criminal investigation was completed.
Dindinger has been interviewed in KSL-TV news specials and reports, and he links to some of them on his website.
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6. Rob Dindinger - Psychologist and Owner of Utah Valley Psychology
About
I have over 30 years of experience working with individuals who struggle to overcome challenges in their lives. I have worked as a residential treatment program supervisor, psychologist, clinical director, and life coach. I received a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Brigham Young University, completed an APA accredited internship at Primary Children's Medical Center, and have worked in group private practices for 10 years. I am currently the owner of Utah Valley Psychology where we help individuals of all ages with a variety of mental health challenges. We provide psychological assessments/evaluations, therapy (individual, couples, and group), life coaching, and psychoeducational groups. My personal role is more administrative these days, but I also engage in Life Coaching for adults on the autism spectrum who are struggling to find success in work, relationships, and other social settings. I really enjoy helping people and am honored to be able to do that every day.
ExperienceBoard Member
Alaska Travel AdventuresNov 2013 - Present 11 years 6 months
Owner
Utah Vally PsychologyMay 2017 - Present 8 years
Orem, UT
Excited about the opening of my new private practice psychology clinic in Orem, UT. Utah Valley Psychology is a multi-specialty mental health & life coaching private practice and training clinic specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of mental health and other life functioning related issues. We aspire to create an environment of professional progression for our psychologists, therapists, and life coaches. We work to help psychologists and other mental health professionals…
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Adjunct Faculty
Brigham Young UniversityJun 2017 - Jun 2019 2 years 1 month
Provo, Utah Area
I am a clinical supervisor training the next generation of psychologists from the BYU Clinical Psychology Doctoral program. I supervise student therapists and provide training related to mental health clients at the BYU Comprehensive clinic. I also supervise interns from the BYU Clinical Psychology Doctoral program in my private practice.
Psychologist
Child & Family PsychologyJul 2012 - May 2017 4 years 11 months
703 South State Street; Orem, UT
Individual, couples, family and group psychotherapy; Psychological assessment; and large group seminar training on a variety of mental health topics. Some areas of expertise include: psychosis, PTSD, Autism spectrum disorders, depression, anxiety, OCD, substace dependence, pornography addiction, parent training, personality disorders, and others.
Psychology Intern
Primary Children's Medical Center2011 - Aug 2012 1 year
Greater Salt Lake City Area
Psychological assessment, psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, family therapy and case management. Working with children and adolescents. Areas include psychosis, PTSD, Autism, depression, anxiety, OCD, substace dependence, parent training, and others.
Student Therapist
BYU Comprehensive ClinicNov 2008 - May 2011 2 years 7 months
Provo, Utah
Conducted psychological and academic assessments. Facilitated individual and family psychotherapy. Areas of focus included Autism Spectrum Disorders, anxiety, depression, PTSD, parent training, and marital distress.
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Clinical Therapist
Brigham Young University2008 - May 2011 3 years
Provo, Utah
Conducted psychological assessments and facilitated individual and family psychotherapy. Areas of focus included Autism Spectrum Disorders, Pornography Addiction, Anxiety, Depression, and early childhood trauma.
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Clinical Psychology Intern
Utah Valley Regional Medical CenterAug 2010 - Feb 2011 7 months
Provo, Utah
Provided individual, group, and family therapy in an outpatient clinic setting. Areas of focus included anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and schizophrenia. Conducted a DBT group for individuals struggling with disorders that included challenges with affect regulation.
Therapist
The Journey2009 - 2011 2 years
Psychological assessment, psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, family therapy and case management. Working with children and adolescents. Areas include substance dependence, PTSD, depression, anxiety, OCD, parent training, and others.
Clinical Therapist
Brigham Young University Counseling CenterJun 2010 - Sep 2010 4 months
Provo, Utah
Conducted individual psychotherapy for anxiety, depression, and pornography addiction.
Alaska Children's Services
Alaska Children's Services11 years
Psychiatric Treatment Counselor2007 - 2008 1 year
Anchorage, Alaska
Dueties included providing supervisiona nd safety for severly emotionally distubed youth. Facilitated psychoeducaitonal groups and provided behavioral and emotional support for at-risk-youth. Areas of experience included: substance dependence, developmental delays, conduct challenges, and mood disorders.
Treatment Program Supervisor1997 - 2007 10 years
Supervised three psychiatric treatment units for SED youth.
Treatment Counselor
Juneau Youth Services1993 - 1995 2 years
Juneau, AK
Provided supervision and support for adolsecent sex offenders, victims of sexual abuse, substance dependence, and other challenges related to severly emotionally disturbed adolescents.
Education
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Brigham Young University
PhD Clinical Psychology2008 - 2012
Specialised in child and family therapy and assessment
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University of Alaska Anchorage
BA Psychology2005 - 2008
Publications
Pornography Addiction Breaking the Chains: A Workbook of Essential Tools for Recovery
[https://www.amazon.com/Pornography-Addiction-Breaking-Chains-Essential/dp/150243296X]
November 13, 2014In Pornography Addiction: Breaking the Chains, clinical psychologist and addiction expert Robert V. Dindinger clearly explains the processes whereby children, teens and adults become addicted to pornography. By utilizing this workbook you will learn how individuals become addicted to pornography, the biology of addiction and recovery, the consequences of regular pornography viewing and the steps to overcoming pornography addiction and preventing future relapses. This workbook is not only a valuable tool for the recovering addict, but as a resource for clergy, parents, spouses, therapists, and other individuals who would like to provide support to those who are struggling with pornography addiction.
Organizations
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7. Rob Dindinger (Utah Valley Psychology)
Rob Dindinger (Utah Valley Psychology)
Psychologist, PhD
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I am an expert at helping adults who have autism, anxiety, depression, OCD, and/or couples issues. I help individuals regain control of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to improve their ability to function and gain satisfaction from the many environments (home, school, work, community) in which they interact with. I have worked hard to be competent in many modalities of therapy to fit my clients needs. My clients would say I am easy to get along with and have a good sense of humor. I am the owner of Utah Valley Psychology and have worked hard to make UVP a safe, healing, and supportive environment for all.
I am competent in working with adults of all ages in psychotherapy. I am effective in parent training helping parents to gain the skills necessary to support their child/teen. I help couples communicate, validate, and make lasting changes in their relationships. I support individuals to overcome mental health and other progress impeding challenges.
I pride myself in keeping informed and using evidenced based mental health practices to ensure success in meeting client needs. I have authored workbooks on anxiety, depression, pornography addiction, and psychosis. I feel it is a privileged to help others and I see the work I do as sacred duty.
Call or Email Rob Dindinger (Utah Valley Psychology) now for a free 15 minute consultation - (385) 469-0820
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Available both in-person and onlineUtah Valley Psychology
568 East 1400 Sourth
Orem, UT 84097 map
(385) 469-0820
I specialize in Anxiety, Depression and Testing and Evaluation
$145 Per Session
I see individuals, couples and families
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FeesIndividual Sessions $145
Couple Sessions $145Payment Methods
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8. ‘The victims trusted you’: Utah judge sends therapist to prison for recording patients undressing
When a former therapist who admitted to secretly recording his patients undressing was sentenced on Monday, none of his victims were there to speak out against him.
But their silence didn’t spare Robert Dindinger from prison, despite both a prosecutor and a defense attorney urging a Utah judge to send him to jail under a plea deal.
In a surprising decision, 4th District Court Judge Tony Graf instead sentenced Dindinger to years in prison — saying that he needed to recognize the harm he caused.
Graf said he was compelled to order prison after reading an anonymous letter sent by a victim’s family member, which he read aloud Monday: “There is no greater sorrow than to hold a loved one who does not believe she has any worth or reason to live.”
“This is a case where the victims trusted you, came to you for help,” Graf said. “In turn, you exploited that, capturing them in their most vulnerable moments.”
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) "You exploited people who came to you for help," 4th District Court Judge Tony Graf told former therapist Robert Dindinger before sending him to prison.(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) "You exploited people who came to you for help," 4th District Court Judge Tony Graf told former therapist Robert Dindinger before sending him to prison.
Dindinger hung his head and closed his eyes momentarily as Graf handed down the prison sentence. The former psychologist had pleaded guilty to two second-degree felonies, admitting that he had child sex abuse materials. He also entered a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge of voyeurism. Nine other charges were dismissed as part of the plea deal.
Get Top Stories newsletter. The day’s biggest stories every morning, delivered right to your inbox.Graf handed down the maximum penalty he could for what Dindinger had pleaded guilty to: Two terms of one-to-15 years in prison, and a year in jail. The judge ordered the sentences to run consecutively, saying the back-to-back sentences represented the harm to each individual victim.
The judge said he worried Dindinger’s former patients would question whether they can trust other therapists should they need support after he betrayed them. “Will they turn away the very help they need because of you?” he wondered.
Dindinger was the owner of Utah Valley Psychology in Orem. Prosecutors accused him of secretly video recording patients whom he instructed to undress in his office and weigh themselves as part of therapy addressing an eating disorder.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Former Utah therapist Robert Dindinger did not speak besides saying, "I am sorry," during his Monday sentencing.(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Former Utah therapist Robert Dindinger did not speak besides saying, "I am sorry," during his Monday sentencing.
Dindinger wasn’t physically in the room while they undressed, but investigators later found video of the girls undressing and stepping on a scale, including one video where a patient mumbled, “This is so weird, this is so weird,” before undressing. Investigators say they also found other child sex abuse material on Dindinger’s electronic devices.
Graf read a statement in court in which Dindinger told Adult Probation and Parole that he “failed to turn off recordings in weight checks” three times.
“The reason why this happened was my unreasonable need to record all my sessions,” Dindinger said in the statement, conceding that recording sessions is not what most therapists do. He had too many patients, Dindinger reasoned, which is why he had become overly reliant on recording.
Graf said he worried that Dindinger was not taking responsibility for what happened, saying, “You knew what you were doing and you did it anyway. And you caused harm.”
While the judge’s sentence was heavier than what the prosecutor and defense attorney asked for, Graf noted that Adult Probation and Parole also recommended prison.
In court on Monday, Dindinger said only: “I am sorry.” He didn’t speak more at the advice of his attorney, Gregory Smith, who told the judge that he advised his client that he should not say more because of the “political and volatile nature” of the case.
Smith emphasized in his statements to the judge that his client was not accused of fondling patients or trying to chat with children online and urged Graf to carefully consider the crimes that Dindinger did admit to.
“Mr. Dindinger comes before you a repentant man,” the attorney said. “Mr. Dindinger regrets what’s happened here. He has lost his professional license. He has paid a very, very heavy penalty that most people don’t pay.”
Dindinger surrendered his psychologist license last October and pleaded guilty to charges in December.
The therapist has been on Utah licensers’ radar for nearly a decade, after his license was put on probation in 2017. He admitted then that he inappropriately touched a 17-year-old patient’s leg and torso in an attempt to engage the patient in “masturbation satiation therapy.”
He told a licensing investigator that he was attempting to “sexually stimulate” the patient as part of the therapy, and he had instructed her to masturbate in his office while he left the room. Licensers found this was a “misappropriation” of a therapy technique typically only used for male sex offenders.
Eventually, Dindinger lost his license when he didn’t follow the probation guidelines set out for him, and he transitioned into “life coaching.” He was allowed a probationary license in 2023, but less than a year later, he agreed to not practice psychologist or life coaching as Orem police investigated him for the crimes he eventually pleaded guilty to.
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9. STATE OF UTAH ATTORNEY GENERAL vs. ROBERT VIRGIL DINDINGER
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - PROVO DISTRICT COURT
UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
STATE OF UTAH ATTORNEY GENERAL vs. ROBERT VIRGIL DINDINGER
CASE NUMBER 251401600 State FelonyCHARGES
Charge 1 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Plea: December 03, 2025 Guilty
Disposition: December 03, 2025 GuiltyCharge 2 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Plea: December 03, 2025 Guilty
Disposition: December 03, 2025 GuiltyCharge 3 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 4 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 5 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 6 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 7 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 8 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 9 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 10 - 76-5B-201 - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR - 2nd Degree Felony
Offense Date: April 10, 2024
Location: Utah County
Attributes: Child.
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ PrejudiCharge 11 - 76-9-702.7(1) - VOYEURISM BY ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT CONCEALED OR DISGUISED - Class A Misdemeanor
Offense Date: September 03, 2020
Location: Utah County
Plea: December 03, 2025 Guilty
Disposition: December 03, 2025 GuiltyCharge 12 - 76-9-702.7(1) - VOYEURISM BY ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT CONCEALED OR DISGUISED - Class A Misdemeanor
Offense Date: September 03, 2020
Location: Utah County
Disposition: December 03, 2025 Dismissed w/ Prejudi -
10. [REDACTED] vs. ROBERT VIRGIL DINDINGER
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT - PROVO DISTRICT COURT
UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
[REDACTED] vs. ROBERT VIRGIL DINDINGER
CASE NUMBER 244402506 Protective Orders **** PRIVATE ****
CURRENT ASSIGNED JUDGE
KASEY L WRIGHT
CURRENT ASSIGNED COMMISSIONER
MARLA SNOW
PARTIES
Petitioner - [REDACTED]
Respondent - ROBERT VIRGIL DINDINGER
Represented by: GREGORY SMITH04-16-2025 Case Disposition is Granted
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