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Motion And Affidavit For Default Divorce Without Court Hearing Form. This is a Arizona form and can be use in Mohave Local County.
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Name of Person Filing:
Mailing Address:
City, State, and Zip Code:
Daytime Phone Number:
Evening Phone Number:
_________________________________
ATLAS Number (if applicable):
State Bar Number (if applicable):
Representing:
Self
Petitioner
Respondent
SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA
MOHAVE COUNTY
In the Marriage of:
Case Number:
(Name of Petitioner)
MOTION AND AFFIDAVIT FOR DEFAULT
DIVORCE WITHOUT A COURT HEARING
AND
(Name of Respondent)
STATE OF ARIZONA
County of Mohave
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I am the Petitioner and I am asking the court to enter a “Decree of Dissolution of Marriage by Default Without
a Court Hearing.” (Rule 55(b)(1)(ii), Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure.) I have put a check mark in each box in
front of the statements below that are true and I understand that if any statement is not true, I cannot get a
default divorce without a hearing.
I have read this “Motion and Affidavit for Default Divorce Without a Court Hearing” and to the best
of my knowledge everything I have said is true.
I have paid the filing and service fees or the filing and service fees have been waived or deferred. A
copy of the receipt showing payment or a copy of the Order showing that the fees have been waived or
deferred is attached.
I am competent and sane. To the best of my knowledge, Respondent is competent and sane.
At least 64 days have passed since the Respondent was served with the dissolution papers. Service
was not done by publication.
The Respondent has not made an appearance in this matter or filed a “Response.” I have filed the
“Application for Default” and Default has been entered against the Respondent.
I have or Respondent has lived in the State of Arizona for a least 90 consecutive days prior to the date
the Petition for Dissolution was filed.
Conciliation Services provisions have been met since the filing of the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
or the provisions do not apply. (A.R.S. 25-381.09).
The marriage is irretrievably broken.
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There are no minor children, common to the parties, who were born before or during the marriage, or
who were adopted by the parties during the marriage. Petitioner/Respondent, to my knowledge, is not
pregnant.
Neither the Petitioner nor the Respondent has any interest in real property (for example, land or houses).
Neither Petitioner nor Respondent has made a claim for spousal maintenance/support. A claim for
spousal maintenance/support is deemed waived by both parties.
The total amount of bills and debts incurred by the parties during the marriage is less than $10,000.
The total fair market value of community assets is less than $15,000, after the parties subtract any
monies owed on the assets. I have listed the assets and the value of each asset on the attached piece
of paper.
All of the allegations, including those concerning property and debts listed in the “Petition for
Dissolution of Marriage” were true at the time I filed the “Petition for Dissolution of Marriage” and
remain true as of the date of the filing of this Motion and Affidavit. If the allegations are no longer true,
you need to tell the court why the allegations are no longer true.
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Everything in the “Petition for Dissolution of Marriage” concerning who gets the property and who
pays the bills/debts is fair and reasonable. If applicable, attorney fees are itemized on the paper
attached to this Motion and Affidavit.
The relief to be awarded in the “Decree of Dissolution of Marriage” is the same as the relief requested
in the “Petition for Dissolution of Marriage” OR if the relief to be awarded is different, it has been
approved by both parties, as reflected in the “Decree of Dissolution of Marriage” and signed by both
parties.
Therefore, I request this court to sign the attached “Decree of Dissolution of Marriage.”
OATH AND VERIFICATION
STATE OF ARIZONA
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)ss.
County of _________________)
The contents of this document are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I acknowledge that
any false statement may subject me to penalties relating to perjury.
__________________________________________
Signature
_____________________________
Date
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this ____________ day of __________________, 20_________
by______________________________________.
____________________________
My Commission Expires
February 2, 2006
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Notary Public / Deputy Clerk
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