Get Az Divorce Without Children Instructional Forms - Pinal County 2016

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for individuals filling out the AZ Divorce Without Children Instructional Forms in Pinal County. With clear, step-by-step guidance, users can easily navigate the process of filing for divorce without minor children.

Follow the steps to complete your divorce forms efficiently.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Type or print all required information in blank ink. Ensure that no questions are left unanswered. If a question does not apply, mark ‘N/A’ next to it to indicate it is not applicable. For questions that you do not know, write ‘unknown to me’.
3. Sign and date the documents in front of a Notary Public. Before notarization, review your documents to confirm that all questions are answered. Bring a valid US-issued photo ID for notarization.
4. Make two copies of each of the following documents: Summons, Notice Regarding Creditors, Notice of Right to Convert Health Insurance, Preliminary Injunction, and Petition for Dissolution of Non-Covenant Marriage without Minor Children. Arrange these into three sets: original documents to file, copies for your records, and copies for your spouse.
5. Check the current filing fees online and prepare to pay them when you file your documents. If unable to pay, complete the Application for Deferral or Waiver of Fees and attach necessary documents.
6. File your documents with the Clerk of the Superior Court at any location in Pinal County, ensuring to bring the original and two copies.
7. Serve your spouse (the Respondent) by delivering the court papers. You can choose from several methods of service including Personal Service, Acceptance of Service, Service by Certified Mail, or Service by Process Server.
8. Once served, allow your spouse the appropriate time to respond based on the method of service used. Wait times vary, generally 21 days if in Arizona and 31 days for out of state.
9. Finalize your case according to the agreements or defaults made post-service. If both parties agree, submit a Consent Decree. If no response is filed by the spouse, apply for Default.
10. Once finalized, you may save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete your divorce documents online to take the first step towards finalizing your divorce.