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1. superiorcourt.maricopa.gov › ll › divorceDivorce - The Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County

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   Jan 5, 2023 · The Superior Court in Maricopa County has created forms that you can use to start and complete the divorce process, as well as forms that can be used to make changes to a divorce decree/order. Please be sure to read the checklist for each packet to ensure the forms are right for your situation.

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     The Divorce and Legal Separation Process in Maricopa County...

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     Drdsc1. Summary Consent Decree Process for divorce - when...

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3. superiorcourt.maricopa.gov › departments › superiorDivorce Proceedings | Maricopa County Superior Courts

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   Divorce and Legal Separation in Arizona. For information on filing a divorce, view the Divorce Research Guide from the Law Library Resource Center. In Arizona, a divorce is called a Dissolution of Marriage and requires a 60-day waiting period from the date of proceedings.

4. www.azcourts.gov › selfservicecenter › Child-SupportDissolution of Marriage without Children

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   Procedures: How to File Papers With The Court for Dissolution of a Non-Covenant Marriage (Divorce) without Minor Children DRDA10P Family Court / Sensitive Data Cover Sheet (Confidential Record)

5. www.azcourts.gov › selfservicecenter › Family-Law-FormsFamily Law Forms - Arizona Judicial Branch

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   An action filed in a family law case may be filed to seek a divorce or legal separation or to create a parenting plan. Filers should be prepared to provide information about child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support and the separation of community property and debt.