The Arizona Court requires sixty (60) days, referred to as a “cooling off” period, from the date of service before...

If you would like help completing and submitting Family Court documents, you can save time and money by utilizing Affordable...

A paralegal prepares legal documents under the supervision of an attorney. A certified legal document preparer is not an attorney,...

A notary or notary public is a public officer who has the authority to act as an official witness when legal documents are...

Is there such a thing as a no-fault divorce? Many people call us and ask us for a “no fault...

Legal Document Preparers are certified by the State of Arizona to have the necessary legal knowledge, experience and ethics to...

Whether you proceed via consent, default or your divorce is contested, your divorce will be finalized with a document called...

If, despite negotiations and attempts to mediate your disagreements, you and your spouse are unable to reach agreements regarding each...

In Arizona, the requirement for the Court to grant a divorce is that one spouse affirms the marriage is irretrievably broken....

Pro Per and Pro Se are used interchangeably. They are both short for “propria persona,” which is Latin for “for...

The Court requires that once you file your Petition for divorce with the Court, you must then have your spouse...

Yes, if the parties have a minor child or children together, each parent must attend a mandatory Parent Information Program...