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Maricopa Cnty. Clerk Super. Ct. eFiling Family Court Consent Decrees
eFiling Family Court Consent Decrees
eFiling Family Court Consent Decrees
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Consent Decree FAQs
Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court is pleased to announce that parties may now eFile Family Court Consent Decrees, Consent Judgments, or Consent Orders via eFileAZ. (NOTE: Per Arizona Code of Judicial Administration – Section 1-901: Electronic Filing (“E-filing”), this does not include the eFiling for initiating a case related to a Summary Consent Petition/Decree. This does not apply to Default Decrees.)
The filing party uploads TWO separate documents: [1] the Notice of Lodging and [2] the Consent Decree / Consent Judgment / Consent Order and all accompanying documents following the instructions below. The judicial officer places the judicial officer’s signature on the appropriate pages, and then electronically files the signed order(s). The signed PDF appears on the docket, with a courtesy copy mailed to any parties with an address on file with the Clerk (the parties do not need to provide envelopes).
For more information, please visit our eFiling page.
Getting Started
Please download and review the instructions below for eFiling Consent Decrees and other stipulated agreements. Filer must have a registered account with eFileAZ, if you do not, please visit the eFile Portal.
Instructions for eFiling Consent Decrees (PDF)
Need assistance?
Please call AOC Customer Support! To connect:
Hours: M-F 7a.m.-6p.m.
Phone: 602-452-3519
Email: pasupport@courts.az.gov
Provenance
- Source
- www.clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-29
- Edition
- 2026-09-29
- Content hash
f25098ff3f52bafc10f14a958fc7eb2c1215c2503791095e2cc1d7af2153dea9
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