The Arizona Statement of Exemption from Presumption of Abuse Under 707(b)(2) is a legal form that is used in Arizona when a creditor believes that a debtor or debtor’s spouse has used their credit in an abusive fashion. This form is used to provide a statement to the court as to why the creditor believes the debtor should not be presumed to have abused their credit. The form has two versions: a statement of exemption from presumption of abuse under 707(b)(2) for debtors and a statement of exemption from presumption of abuse under 707(b)(2) for spouses. The statement of exemption from presumption of abuse under 707(b)(2) for debtors is used when the debtor has a joint account with another person or entity, and it is alleged that the debtor abused the account. The statement of exemption from presumption of abuse under 707(b)(2) for spouses is used when the debtor’s spouse is alleged to have abused a joint account with the debtor. The form includes sections to list the creditor’s name and address, the debtor’s name and address, the joint account’s name and address, and the reasons for the creditor’s belief that the debtor or debtor’s spouse has abused the account. The form also requires the creditor to provide supporting documentation, such as copies of contracts, financial statements, or other evidence, to support the creditor’s claim of abuse. The Arizona Statement of Exemption from Presumption of Abuse Under 707(b)(2) is a legal document that must be filed with the court in order to provide evidence to the court that the creditor believes the debtor or debtor’s spouse has abused their credit. It is important for creditors to properly fill out this form in order to ensure the court is aware of all relevant information.