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First of all, no one is required to hire an attorney in order to get a divorce in Arizona. However, one’s need for an AZ...

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

A paralegal prepares legal documents under the supervision of an attorney. A certified legal document preparer is not an attorney, nor are they supervised by...

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

An attorney can provide consumers with legal advice and represent them in their Court case. Lawyers typically require thousands of dollars to begin working on...

At least one party to the divorce must have resided in Arizona for 90 days prior to filing for divorce.

If you would like help completing and submitting Family Court documents, you can save time and money by utilizing Affordable Arizona Divorce’s legal document preparation...

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

Once you file for divorce, you must have your spouse served with the documents by a process server, certified mail or acceptance of service. Upon...

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