Consent Decree Of Legal Separation Divorce Without Minor Children

Petitioner: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip: Phone Number: Representing Self Respondent: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip: Phone Number: Representing Self SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF COCONINO Petitioner: Case Number: DO CONSENT DECREE OF: [ ] LEGAL SEPARATION [ ] DIVORCE WITHOUT MINOR CHILDREN Respondent: THE PARTIES STATE: We each have paid an appearance fee or been granted a fee deferral. We agree upon the terms of this Decree. We agree to proceed by consent. We believe that no duress or coercion is involved in these agreements. We understand we each may retain legal counsel of our choice. We understand we are waiving the right to trial. We believe the division of property in this Decree is fair and equitable. At least 60 days have passed since the Petition was served on Respondent. We do not have a covenant marriage. We have no biological or adopted children together, and the wife is not pregnant by the husband. We understand the effect this Decree would have on any protective orders between us. We understand that protective orders will not change unless the court changes them. THE COURT FINDS: This case has come before the court for a Consent Decree. The court has taken all testimony needed, or determined testimony is not needed, to enter a final Decree. The court has jurisdiction over the parties under the law, and the provisions of the Decree are fair and reasonable under the circumstances. The parties have met the Consent Decree requirements. The conciliation provisions have been met or do not apply. The parties have no biological or adopted children together, and the wife is not pregnant by the husband. Page 1 of 6 Revised April 2016 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com © 2016 Coconino County Law Library For a Consent Decree of Legal Separation: The parties' non-covenant marriage is irretrievably broken, or at least one party desires to live separate and apart. At least one party lived in Arizona, or was stationed in Arizona while a member of the armed services, on the date the Petition was filed. Respondent does not object to a decree of legal separation. For a Consent Decree of Divorce: The parties' non-covenant marriage is irretrievably broken. At least one party lived in Arizona for at least the 90 days before the date the Petition was filed. THE COURT ORDERS: For a Consent Decree of Legal Separation: The parties are legally separated. For a Consent Decree of Divorce: The parties' marriage is dissolved. Spousal Support: [] [] Neither party is entitled to spousal support. [ ] Petitioner or [ ] Respondent shall receive $ per month in spousal support from the other party beginning the first day of the month after the Decree is signed because he/she: [] Lacks sufficient property to provide for his or her reasonable needs [] Is unable to support himself or herself through appropriate employment [] Is the custodian of at least one child whose age or condition is such that the person should not be required to seek employment outside the home [] Lacks earning ability in the labor market adequate to support himself or herself [] Contributed to the educational opportunities of the other spouse [] Had a marriage of long duration and is now of an age that precludes the possibility of gaining employment adequate to support himself or herself Payments shall be made by the first day of each month thereafter and continue until the receiving party is remarried or deceased or until . Payments shall be made through the Support Payment Clearinghouse by automatic wage assignment. Property and Debts: If you own any property or owe any debts, or if your spouse does, you must list them. See the Instructions in this packet for details. Community property and debts are divided and separate property and debts are confirmed as follows. Value Community Property: Real Estate: Address: Legal Description: Petitioner Respondent $ [] [] American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Page 2 of 6 Revised April 2016 © 2016 Coconino County Law Library Value Address: Legal Description: Bank Accounts: Enter the name on the account and the account description (for example, "savings"). $ $ $ $ Motor Vehicles: Make: Model: Lienholder: Last Four Digits of VIN: Make: Model: Lienholder: Last Four Digits of VIN: Employment Benefits: Examples: 401K, retirement accounts, pensions. Enter name on the account and the fund name. $ $ Petitioner [] Respondent [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] $ [] [] $ $ $ $ [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] Other Community Property: [] The parties have already divided all remaining property, and the court confirms that division, except as follows. Value Petitioner Respondent Household Furniture and Appliances: $ [] [] $ [] [] $ [] [] $ [] [] Other: $ [] [] $ [] [] $ [] [] $ [] [] American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Page 3 of 6 Revised April 2016 © 2016 Coconino County Law Library Value Community Debts: Enter the name on the account, creditor, and description (for example, "credit card"). $ $ $ $ Separate Property: $ $ $ $ Separate Debts: $ $ $ $ Petitioner Respondent [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] Each party shall pay all debts unknown to the other party. Each party shall pay his or her debts forward from the date the Petition was served on Respondent. This Decree can be used as a transfer of title and can be recorded. Parties shall sign all documents necessary to complete all transfers of title ordered in this Decree, such as for motor vehicles, houses, and bank accounts. The parties shall transfer all real and personal property to the other party as ordered within 10 calendar days after the judge signs the Decree. Enforcement of Temporary Orders: (Leave this paragraph blank.) For obligations ordered to be paid in the temporary orders dated [ ] they are satisfied in full or [ ] judgment is awarded against the party with the obligation. The amount owing as of the date of this Decree is $ . At the legal rate of interest, the total amount currently owing is $ . Names (for Divorce only): Petitioner's former name is restored to: Respondent's former name is retored to: Final Appealable Order: Pursuant to Rule 89, Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, this final judgment/decree is settled, approved and signed by the court and shall be entered by the clerk. American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Page 4 of 6 Revised April 2016 © 2016 Coconino County Law Library Other Orders: Date: APPROVED BY: Superior Court Judge: Sign in