Tithing lawsuits from four states against the LDS Church get transferred. Guess where.

Cases seeking class-action status are now in the hands of a federal judge in Utah, home to the faith’s world headquarters.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Traffic passes the federal courthouse in Salt Lake City in 2020. Tithing lawsuits seeking class-action status against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been transferred to this jurisdiction.

Tithing lawsuits from four states against the LDS Church get transferred. Guess where.

Cases seeking class-action status are now in the hands of a federal judge in Utah, home to the faith’s world headquarters.

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