REQUIRED FORMS: You must have filed all these forms with the court before you can get a Consent Decree: Parent's Worksheet for Child Support Amount Child Support Order Income Witholding Order Each party's Certificate of Completion of the Parent Information Class Petitioner: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip: Phone Number: Representing Self Respondent: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip: Phone Number: Representing Self COCONINO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT In re the marriage of Petitioner: Case Number: DO CONSENT DECREE OF: [ ] LEGAL SEPARATION [ ] DIVORCE WITH MINOR CHILDREN Respondent: THE PARTIES STATE: ATLAS Number: We each have paid an appearance fee or been granted a fee deferral. We agree upon the terms of this Decree. We agree to proceed by consent. We believe that no duress or coercion is involved in these agreements. We understand we each may retain legal counsel of our choice. We understand we are waiving the right to trial. We believe the division of property in this Decree is fair and equitable. Page 1 of 11 Revised April 2017 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com � 2017 Coconino County Law Library At least 60 days have passed since the Petition was served on Respondent. We do not have a covenant marriage. Listed below are our biological or adopted children together and/or whether the wife is pregnant by the husband. We understand the effect this Decree would have on any protective orders between us. We understand that protective orders will not change unless the court changes them. THE COURT FINDS: This case has come before the court for a Consent Decree. The court has taken all testimony needed, or determined testimony is not needed, to enter a final Decree. The court has jurisdiction over the parties under the law; the provisions of the Decree are fair and reasonable under the circumstances; and the parenting time, legal decision-making, and child support provisions are in the children's best interest. The parties have met the Consent Decree requirements. The Parties and the Marriage: The conciliation provisions have been met or do not apply. For a Consent Decree of Legal Separation: The parties' non-covenant marriage is irretrievably broken, or at least one party desires to live separate and apart. At least one party lived in Arizona, or was stationed in Arizona while a member of the armed services, on the date the Petition was filed. Respondent does not object to a decree of legal separation. For a Consent Decree of Divorce: The parties' non-covenant marriage is irretrievably broken. At least one party lived in Arizona for at least the 90 days before the date the Petition was filed. Minor Children: Pregnancy: [ ] Yes [ ] No: Wife is pregnant. Baby is due on [ ] Yes [ ] No: Husband is believed to be the father. Minor Children: Arizona is the home state for the following children who are under 18 and are the parties' biological or adopted children: Name: Birthdate: Name: Birthdate: Name: Birthdate: Parent Information Class: The parties have attended the Parent Information Class as evidenced by the certificates of completion in the court file, or attendance has been waived by the Court. THE COURT ORDERS: For a Consent Decree of Legal Separation: The parties are legally separated. Page 2 of 11 Revised April 2017 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com � 2017 Coconino County Law Library For a Consent Decree of Divorce: The parties' marriage is dissolved. Legal Decision-Making About the Children: [] Joint Legal Decision-Making: The parties are awarded joint legal decision-making about the children as set forth in the Joint Legal Decision-Making Agreement signed by the parties and filed with the Court. The Court adopts the terms of the Agreement. The Agreement has become part of the Decree and carries the same legal weight as the Decree. No significant domestic violence has occurred between the parties. Sole Legal Decision-Making: [ ] Petitioner or [ ] Respondent is awarded sole legal decisionMaking about the children. Joint legal decision-making is not in the children's best interest because (you must fill in this blank if you ask for sole legal decision-making): [] Children's Primary Residence: [] [] [] Children will live mostly with Petitioner. Children will live mostly with Respondent. Children will live equally with Petitioner and Respondent. Parenting Time: [] The Court Orders This Parenting Time Plan: The children will be in Petitioner's care at these times: At the start of Petitioner's time with the children, [ ] Respondent will drop them off or [ ] Petitioner will pick them up at this time: at this location: The children will be in Respondent's care at these times: Page 3 of 11 Revised April 2017 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com � 2017 Coconino County Law Library At the start of Respondent's time with the children, [ ] Petitioner will drop them off or [ ] Respondent will pick them up at this time: at this location: While the parties understand the court may enforce this drop-off and pick-up schedule, they will be reasonably flexible about it. Other scheduling arrangements: [] During summer months or school breaks longer than four days not listed in the holiday schedule below, the children will be in [ ] Petitioner's or [ ] Respondent's care. [] We each are entitled to an annual -week vacation with the children. We will work out the details of the vacation at least days in advance. [] Neither party will travel with the children outside Arizona for longer than days without the prior written consent of the other party or order of the court. The parties will inform each other of plans to travel out of the area with the children and of addresses and phone numbers where we and children can be reached during travel. Holidays: Even Years Odd Years Petitioner Respondent Petitioner Respondent New Year's Eve [] [] [] [] New Year's Day [] [] [] [] Spring Vacation [] [] [] [] Easter [] [] [] [] Passover [] [] [] [] Mother's Day [] [] [] [] Father's Day [] [] [] [] th 4 of July [] [] [] [] Halloween [] [] [] [] Veteran's Day [] [] [] [] Thanksgiving [] [] [] [] Hanukkah [] [] [] [] Christmas Eve [] [] [] [] Christmas Day [] [] [] [] Winter Break [] [] [] [] Children's Birthdays [] [] [] [] [] Each party will have the children on that party's birthday. [] On three-day weekends, which include Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Columbus Day, the children will remain in the care of the party who has them for the weekend.