Arizona Family Law Forms
In order to begin a family law case or change an order in an existing family law case, you must prepare, file (and pay the filing fee), and serve upon the other party, certain documents. In addition to the above, Arizona has certain family court rules and counties have additional local rules that each party must follow. The list below is not all inclusive, but should be a great starting point.
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Common Family Law Forms
Dissolution of Marriage
(Arizona Divorce)
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Summary Consent Decree (divorce by agreement)
Paternity
Establish Paternity, Legal Decision-Making, Parenting Time and Child Support
Child Support
General Family Law Forms
Fee Waiver and Deferral
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STEP 1 PACKET: Applying for Fee Waiver or Deferral
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STEP 2 PACKET: Supplementing a Fee Waiver or Deferral Application
Employer Information
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Current Employer Information Form (DRS88F)
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Instructions for the Current Employer Information Form (DRS88I)
Maricopa County Superior Court
Family Law Forms
The Maricopa County Superior Court provides several family law forms in addition to the form templates provided by the Arizona Supreme Court. The forms meet the Arizona requirements and may be used as templates for cases in other counties, provided that the appropriate county is stated and local county rules are followed.