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PROCEDURES: WHAT TO DO WITH THE MOTION TO APPEAR TELEPHONICALLY WHEN YOU HAVE FILLED IT OUT . STEP1: COPIES AND ENVELOPES. Make three (3*) copes oi f the Motion that follows. *Additional copies may be needed if The State of Arizona is involved with your case. Make enough copies (one for each party) of the Order that follows the Motion;

I. On filing of the petition and, if applicable, after a transfer is completed, the court shall issue an order requiring the responding party to appear at the time and place set for the hearing on the petition. Service of the order and a copy of the petition shall be as provided in the Arizona rules of family law procedure.

Unless a local rule establishes a different procedure, the moving party must provide the assigned judicial officer with the original and one copy of an order to appear substantially in the form set forth in Form 13, Rule 97 (“Order to Appear”). The clerk will file the original Order to Appear when the assigned judicial officer signs it.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a true copy of this “Order to Appear--Temporary Orders” and a true copy of the documents filed with the Petition shall be served by the moving party on the parties who are required to appear and a true copy of these documents shall be mailed immediately to parties who have appeared in this action, in accordance with Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, Rule 43.

Mohave County Courthouse, 415 E Spring Street, Kingman, Arizona, Mohave County Courthouse, 2225 Trane Avenue, Bullhead City, Arizona, Mohave County Courthouse, 2001 College Drive, Lake Havasu City, Arizona. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a true copy of this “Order to Appear” and a true copy of the Motion/Petition and

_____ ORDER TO APPEAR. Name of Party A REGARDING PETITION FOR . GRANDPARENT VISITATION _____ Name of Party B . READ ME: This is an important Court Order that affects your rights. Read this Order carefully. ... in accordance with Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, Rules 40-43..

disclosed under applicable law and rules. 2.-10. [No change in text.] Rule 4. Time A.-B. [No change in text.] C. Orders to Appear. A judge of the superior court, upon request or petition supported by affidavit showing cause therefore, may issue an order requiring a party to appear and may make the order returnable at such time as the judge ...

Order To Appear. Order To Appear - Temporary Orders. Order To Appear - Pre-Judgment / Decree. ... Proceedings or hearings and conferences in Family Court follow the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure. In a divorce or paternity case, you may be referred to an Early Resolution Conference, Mediation, a Parenting Conference, or a Settlement ...

This order is typically granted when a judge determines there is sufficient reason to question whether a party has complied with a prior court ruling or legal obligation. In family law cases, for example, a judge may issue this order if a parent is accused of violating a custody agreement or failing to pay child support as mandated by Arizona law.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a true copy of this “Order to Appear--Post Judgment/Decree” and a true copy of the documents filed with the Petition shall be served by the moving party on the parties who are required to appear and a true copy of these documents shall be mailed immediately to parties who have appeared in this action, in accordance with Rules 40, 41 or 43, as applicable, Arizona ...

ORDER TO APPEAR. REGARDING MOTION FOR Name of Respondent/Party B ... “Motion for Temporary Orders,” the documents filed with it, and pursuant to Arizona Law, IT IS ORDERED THAT YOU appear at the time and place stated below so the ourt can determine whether the relief asked for in the C ... in accordance with Arizona Rules of Family Law ...

Court if I accepted service in Arizona, or 30 days if I received the papers somewhere other than in Arizona. 3. Default Judgment, Order or Decree. I understand that if I do not appear and defend in this action in court, within the time allowed by law, that I may lose my right to be heard in this case. I

Petition for Order to Appear. For any pre-decree or post-decree action to establish, enforce, modify, or terminate any order of the Court not specifically listed above [or specifically provided elsewhere], a party shall commence the action by filing a Petition for Order To Appear with the clerk of the superior court.

This rule governs service of a summons, an order to appear, a pleading, and additional filings required under Rule 25 or Rule 91. (2) Jurisdiction. An Arizona court may exercise personal jurisdiction over parties, whether found within or outside Arizona, to the maximum extent permitted by the United States and Arizona Constitutions.

This is a Court order directing a party to appear at a Court hearing or other court-ordered event or to face the penalties listed within the order. CALL US (602) 649-1325 (602) 649-1325 ... Family Law Terms & Defintions Learn the legal terminology used in Arizona family law courts. Frequently Asked Questions FAQs about family law matters in ...

Conference Center . The Order to Appear will tell you what information you need to bring to court and the date and time of your conference and hearing. The person who filed the petition must arrange delivery of the petition and the Order to Appear to the other person. Delivery may be by licensed process server, law enforcement officer, or by ...

In lieu of the procedures for issuance of an Order to Appear re: Temporary Orders set forth in Rule 47(C), Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, issuance of an Order to Appear shall be pursuant to this rule. ... who shall perfect service in accordance with the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure. D. Motion Practice--Request for Oral Argument ...

The filing party must serve a copy of the Petition with this Order to Appear, every order, warrant, and affidavit in support of the petition, on all other parties in accordance with the Arizona Rules of Family ... For information about the RMC and Rule 76 see Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, at the Court’s website, www.superiorcourt ...

Arizona Revised Statutes Annotated; ... Rules of Family Law Procedure (Refs & Annos) Part IX. Pretrial and Trial Procedures (Refs & Annos) 17B A.R.S. Rules Fam.Law Proc., Rule 76.2. Formerly cited as AZ ST RFLP Rule 76(D) Rule 76.2. Sanctions for Failure to Participate in a Court Proceeding ... the court may order the disobedient party, the ...