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Child Support Order (Mohave County) Form. This is a Arizona form and can be use in Mohave Local County.
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FOR CLERK’S USE
ONLY
SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA
MOHAVE COUNTY
Case Number:_________________________
(Name of Petitioner)
ATLAS Number: _______________________
CHILD SUPPORT ORDER
A.R.S. §25-503
AND
_____________________________________
(Name of Respondent)
THE COURT FINDS THAT:
1. Mother’s Name:
___________________________________ Date of Birth: ____________________
Social Security # _____________________________(*Can be omitted if using the Confidential
Sensitive Data Form)
Father’s Name:
__________________________________
Date of Birth: ____________________
Social Security # _____________________________(*Can be omitted if using the Confidential
Sensitive Data Form)
Owe a duty to support the following children:
(*Social Security # can be omitted if using the Confidential Sensitive Data Form)
Child(ren)’s Names(s)
Date of Birth
Social Security #
______________________________________ _______________________ _________________________
______________________________________ _______________________ _________________________
______________________________________ _______________________ _________________________
______________________________________ _______________________ _________________________
______________________________________ _______________________ _________________________
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE. COURT PERSONNEL WILL COMPLETE THE FORM
2. The required financial factors and any discretionary adjustments pursuant to the Arizona child Support
guidelines are as set forth in the Parent’s Worksheet for Child Support Amount, attached and
incorporated by reference.
Mother
3.
Father is obligated to pay support to:____________________________________
In the amount of:
$ ___________________________ per month.
4. Deviation (only in applicable cases)
Application of the Arizona Child Support guidelines in this case is inappropriate or unjust. The Court
has considered the best interests of the child(ren) in determining that a deviation is appropriate.
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Case No.____________________________
The child support amount before deviation is: $ _____________________________
The child support amount after deviation is: $ _____________________________
The Court finds the guidelines amount is inappropriate or unjust because:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
The attached written agreement is made part of this order by reference
Other Reasons for Deviation from Guideline Amount:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
Arrears
Child support arrears exist in the amount of: $ ____________________________
For the period of: __________________________________ to __________________________________
Interest
Interest in the amount of: $ ___________________________
For the period of: __________________________________ to __________________________________
Past Care and Support
A judgment for past care and support should be entered in the amount of:
$______________________
IT IS ORDERED THAT:
1.
Mother
per month, to:
Father shall pay child support in the amount of:
$ _____________________
_______________________________________
First payment is due on the 1st day of: _____________________
Mother
2.
Father owes child support arrears in the amount of:
For the period of:
$ ___________________
_________________________________ to _______________________________
Judgment is ordered in favor of: ______________________________________
And against: ______________________________________
In the principal amount of:
$ _____________________________
Mother
Father shall pay $ _____________________________ per month toward child
support arrears until paid in full, OR
Arrears not addressed.
3.
Mother
Father owes past care and support in the amount of:
For the period of:
________________________________ to ________________________________
Judgment is ordered in favor of:
And against:
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$ _____________________
______________________________________
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Case No.____________________________
In the principal amount of:
$ _____________________________
Mother
Father shall pay $ _____________________________ per month toward the past
care and support amount until paid in full, OR
Past care and support not addressed.
4.
All payments shall be made through the Support Payment Clearinghouse pursuant to an Order of
Assignment signed this date. Any time the full amount of support ordered is not withheld, the person
obligated to pay (the obligor) remains responsible for the full monthly amount ordered. Payments not
made directly through the Support Payment Clearinghouse may be considered a gift unless you have a
notarized affidavit signed by the other party agreeing that he or she received the payment and that it
was for child support. All payments not made by Order of Assignment shall be made payable to and
mailed directly to:
Support Payment Clearinghouse
P.O. Box 52107
Phoenix, AZ 85072-2107
Payments must include the payor’s name, ATLAS number or Social Security Number.
5.
Pursuant to A.R.S. §25-322, the parties shall submit current address information in writing to the Clerk
of the Superior court and the Support clearinghouse immediately. The payor shall within 10 days,
submit the names and addresses of employers or other persons or organizations from which he or she
is entitled to receive payment.
6.
The parties shall submit address changes within 10 days of the change.
7.
MEDICAL, DENTAL, VISION CARE INSURANCE FOR MINOR CHILDREN
Mother is responsible for providing
medical
dental
vision care insurance.
Father is responsible for providing
medical
dental
vision care insurance.
8.
The costs of medical/dental/vision care expenses not paid by insurance shall be shared as follows:
Mother _______________%
Father _______________%
Request for payment or reimbursement must be provided to the obligated parent(s) within 180 days
after the services occurred. The obligated parent must pay or make payment arrangements within 45
days after receipt of the request.
9.
The costs of travel related to parenting time over 100 miles one way shall be shared as follows:
Mother _______________%
Father _______________%
10.
The parties shall exchange financial information such as copies of tax returns, earnings statements, a
Parent’s Worksheet for child Support Amount, residential addresses and the names and addresses of
their employers every 24 months.
11.
The Court allocates the federal tax exemption(s) for the dependent child(ren) as follows:
Date of Birth
Child’s Name
Parent Entitled
to Deduction
(Month, Day, Year)
Mother
Father
Mother
Father
Mother
Father
Mother
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Father
Mother
For Calendar
Year
Father
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Case No. ____________________________
For years following those listed above while this child Support Order remains in effect, the parties shall
repeat the pattern above of claiming deductions for each child.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
If this is a modification of child support, all other prior orders of this Court not modified remain in full force and
effect.
Pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes §25-503(l), the right to get a judgment for unpaid child support ends
three years after all children included in the child Support Order have emancipated. To collect the unpaid
support, the person owed child support must file a court action to obtain a written judgment for the unpaid
amount before the end of the three-year period. (Limited exceptions exist and are found in A.R.S. §25320(B)).
Although the obligation to pay support may continue, a child is emancipated:
On the date of the child’s marriage
On the child’s 18th birthday
When the child is adopted
When the child dies
__________________________
Date
6/26/09
________________________________________
Judicial Officer
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