Consent Decree Of Dissolution Of Marriage Or Legal Separation {DR71f}

Person Filing: Address (if not protected): City, State, Zip Code: Telephone: Email Address: ATLAS Number: Lawyer222s Bar Number: Representing Self, without a Lawyer or Attorney for Petitioner OR Respondent Respondent/ Party B222s Name or Lawyer222s Name: Address (if not protected): City, State, Zip Code: Telephone: Email Address: ATLAS Number: Lawyer222s Bar Number: Representing Self, without a Lawyer or Attorney for Petitioner OR Respondent SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA IN MARICOPA COUNTY Case No. Petitioner / Party A ATLAS No. CONSENT DECREE OF Respondent / Party B DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE (DIVORCE) LEGAL SEPARATION with minor children without minor children in a Non-Covenant Marriage THE COURT FINDS: 1. This case has come before this court for a final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage or Legal Separation. The Court has taken all testimony needed to enter a Decree, or the Court has determined testimony is not needed to enter the Decree. This Consent Decree states the terms of the Parties222 agreement. 2. This Court has jurisdiction over the parties under the law. ` FOR CLERK222S USE ONLY 251 Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Page 1 of 20 DR71f 010119 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Case No. 3. This Court has jurisdiction under A.R.S. 247 25-1031 over the child(ren), if any, in this matter. 4. Where it has the legal power and where it is applicable to the facts of this case, this Court has considered, approved, and made orders relating to issues of spousal maintenance (alimony), the division of property and/or debts, legal decision-making (legal custody), parenting time, and support of any minor children. 5. The Parties agree to proceed by consent. 6. The provisions of this Decree are fair and reasonable under the circumstances and in the best interests of the minor children, if any, and the division of property and debt is fair and equitable. 7. At least 60 days have passed between the time Party B was served and the time the Parties filed for this Decree. 8. Arizona Residency: The requirements of A.R.S. 247 25-312 for dissolution of marriage, or A.R.S. 247 25-313 for legal separation have been met: If this is an action for legal separation, at the time this action was filed, Party A and/or Party B was domiciled in Arizona or was stationed in Arizona while a member of the United States Armed Forces. If this is an action for dissolution of marriage (divorce), Party A and/or Party B was domiciled or stationed in Arizona for more than 90 days. 9. Conciliation Court. The provisions relating to the Conciliation Court either do not apply or have been met. 10. PREGNANCY AND PATERNITY: Party A is not pregnant. Party A is pregnant and Party B is is not a parent of the child. Party B is not pregnant. Party B is pregnant and Party A is is not a parent of the child. 11. Irretrievably Broken or Separate and Apart. The marriage is irretrievably broken or the parties desire to live separate and apart. 12. Covenant Marriage. This is a non-covenant marriage. 13. Protective Orders: Following is the effect, if any, of this Consent Decree on any existing protective orders: 251 Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Page 2 of 20 DR71f 010119 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Case No. 14. Community Property and Debt: (Select one.) The parties did not acquire any community property or debt during the marriage, OR The parties have agreed to a division of community property and/or debt as evidenced by their signatures on 223Exhibit A224 attached to and incorporated into this Decree. All community property and debt is divided pursuant to this Decree. 15. Separate Property and Debt: The parties did not acquire any separate property or debt during the marriage, OR There IS an agreement as to division of separate property and debt; all separate property and debt is divided pursuant to this Decree. 16. Spousal Maintenance/Support: (Select one.) Neither party is entitled to an award of Spousal Maintenance/Support, OR A party is entitled to an award of Spousal Maintenance/Support for the reason that: Party A, OR Party B lacks enough property, including property given to him or her as part of this divorce or legal separation, to provide for his or her reasonable needs, and is unable to support himself or herself through an appropriate job, or he or she is providing the primary care to child(ren) of young age, or or is of a condition that they should not be required to look for work outside the home, or lacks earning ability necessary to support himself or herself, or made a significant financial or other contribution to the education, training, vocational skills, career, or earning ability of the other spouse, or had a marriage that lasted a long time and is of an age that may severely limit the possibility of getting a job to be self-sufficient, or has significantly reduced that spouse222s income or career opportunities for the benefit of the other spouse. If spousal maintenance is to be awarded, the parties further agree: (Select one.) Spousal maintenance award shall be modifiable in accordance with Arizona law, OR 251 Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Page 3 of 20 DR71f 010119 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Case No. That the circumstances of their futures are unknown, but each desires that the spousal maintenance awarded by their agreement, not be modifiable in the future for any reason. OR Neither party is entitled to an award of Spousal Maintenance/Support. If there are no minor children, check the box below and skip to 223The Court Orders224 section on page 6. 17. THERE ARE NO MINOR CHILDREN in this marriage, therefore statements numbered 18 through 26 below do not apply. 18. THIS ORDER APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING CHILD(REN): Name Date of Birth Same information for additional children listed on attached page made part of this document by reference. 19. PATERNITY: Party A and Party B are the parents of these children born to the parties before the marriage: Name(s) Date(s) of Birth 20. Parent Information Program: A. Party A has attended the Parent Information Program class as evidenced by the Certificate of Completion in the court file, or attached. (Rule 45(c)(4) OR 251 Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Page 4 of 20 DR71f 010119 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Case No. Party A has not attended the Parent Information Program class and shall be denied any requested relief to enforce or modify this decree until Party A has completed the class. B. Party B has attended the Parent Information Program class as evidenced by the Certificate of Completion in the court file, or attached. (Rule 45(c)(4) OR Party B has not attended the Parent Information Program class and shall be denied any requested relief to enforce or modify this decree until Party B has completed the class. 21. Child Support: The court finds that Party A and Party B owe a duty to support the child(ren) listed above. The required financial factors and any discretionary adjustment pursuant to the Arizona Child Support Guidelines are as set forth in the Parent222s Worksheet for Child Support, and are attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. 22. Written Approval: Title IV-D program or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) If either party is receiving TANF or services from the Title IV-D program, the parties have secured (on the last page of this Consent Decree), the written approval of the Attorney General or county attorney. 23. Domestic Violence: IF there has been domestic violence between the parties AND legal decision-making (legal custody) is to be shared with or awarded to a parent who has committed domestic violence, check appropriate box and explain. (A.R.S. 247 25-403.03) A. Domestic Violence has not occurred between the parties; OR B. Domestic Violence has occurred between the parties, but: 1. it was mutual (committed by both parties), (see A.R.S. 247 25-403.03 (D)) OR 2. it is otherwise still in the best interests of the minor child(ren) to grant joint or sole legal decision-making (joint or sole legal custody)