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Family Law (Formerly known as Domestic Relations) forms are available below for the following circumstances:

• Divorce
• Legal Separation
• Temporary Court Orders while waiting for a divorce, legal separation, or paternity to be finalized
• Paternity orders
• to start Child Support payments or to get a first court order about Child Custody and/or Visitation
• to Change a Court Order for Wage Assignment, Support, Custody, or Visitation, including Emergency Change of Custody
• to make the other party Obey a Court Order about Child Support, Spousal Support, Custody, or Visitation, or Property Division

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Family Court Cases - (formerly "Domestic Relations")
To Get the First Court Order (This will be a brand new case with this Court):
Legal Separation - Without Children Legal Separation - With Children Divorce for a Non-Covenant Marriage - Without Children Divorce for a Non-Covenant Marriage - With Children Establish Paternity Only, or Paternity With: Child Custody, Parenting Time (Visitation), and Support Establish Child Custody and Parenting Time (Visitation), or Custody and Parenting Time with Support - For Parents Only Establish Parenting Time (Visitation) - For Parents Only Establish Visitation - For Grandparents Only Establish Child Support Pre-Decree Temporary Orders With Notice and Temporary Orders Without Notice ("Emergency")
To Make Someone Obey a Court Order (Enforcement of a Court Order that Already Exists):
Make Someone Obey (Enforce) A Court Order For Support Make Someone Obey (Enforce) A Court Order for Parenting Time/Visitation Make Someone Obey (Enforce) A Court Order For Property Division Request an Order of Assignment Without Notice How to File a Petition to Enforce a Child Custody Determination
To Change a Court Order (Modification of a Court Order that Already Exists):
Change (Modify) A Court Order For Custody And Parenting Time (Visitation) (and Support) Change (Modify) A Court Order For Parenting Time (Visitation) (and/or Parenting Time and Support) Change (Modify) A Court Order For Support Only Change (Modify) A Court Order For An Order Of Assignment Stop A Court Order For Order of Assignment Post-Decree Temporary Modification Without Notice ("Emergency")
Other Court Requests:
Find Out How Much the Other Party Makes at Work How to Apply For Default Court Order How to Serve Family Court Papers on the Other Party Request for Mediation (Custody or Parenting Time (Visitation) Issues Only) Request for Conciliation Services (to determine if there is desire to save marriage or resolve differences) Request for Waiver or Deferral of Court Fees and Costs Request to Update Your Address or Name Request to Have Your Address Protected Request to Release a Protected Address Pre-Decree Temporary Orders With Notice and Temporary Orders Without Notice ("Emergency") Post-Decree Temporary Modification Without Notice ("Emergency")

Service of Court Papers
Family Court:
When You Know Where the Other Party Lives in the State of Arizona When You Know Where the Other Party Lives in the United States, but He/She Does Not Live in the State of Arizona When You Do Not Know Where the Other Party Lives You Need More Time to Serve the Other Party Court Papers

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