Superior Court >Family Court >Divorce Proceedings >Default Questions About Your Case If the other party still does not file a written Response or Answer in 10 court days, you may be able request a default hearing date.

To request a default hearing, call 602-372-3332.

You will be asked the following questions before your hearing can be set:

1.	Case Number:___________________________
2.	Does your case involve children?	Yes No
	If Yes,
	what type of Legal Decision Making is asked for in the petition?	Joint Shared Sole N/A
	Have you filed your Parent Information Program Certificate?	Yes No
	Has the Respondent filed their Parent Information Program Certificate?	Yes No
3.	Do you need an interpreter?	Yes No
	If Yes, what language_______________________
4.	For Dissolution, Legal Separation and Annulment matters only:
	Is Spousal Maintenance/Support being requested?	Yes No
	Has at least 64 days passed since the respondent was served? (94 days if service was by publication), If you answer no, you must wait until the time has passed.	Yes No
5.	Has at least 10 working days passed since the Affidavit and Application for Default was filed? If you answer no, you must wait until the time has passed	Yes No
6.	Type of Service:
	Acceptance In State Out of State
	Date Acceptance was signed:_________________
	Private Process Server/Sheriff	In State Out of State
	Registered Mail
	Date green card was signed:__________________
	Publication
	Date of 1st publication_______________________
7.	Date Application & Affidavit of Default was filed:__________________