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Maricopa Cnty. Clerk Super. Ct. Family Court Consent Decrees FAQs
Family Court Consent Decrees FAQs
Family Court Consent Decrees FAQs
Please ensure the accuracy of the following: filing party information (in the upper left corner of the document), court caption, case captions and case document title. The Consent Decree (or other Stipulated Agreement) must have a signature line where the judicial officer’s signature can be inserted.
A Notice of Lodging with a single consolidated PDF will be uploaded and submitted to the Clerk of Court for review and acceptance.
Each will require a Consent Decree of Dissolution of Marriage/Legal Separation. When applicable, other documentation might include a Property Settlement Agreement, a Child Support Order, a Child Support Worksheet, a Spousal Maintenance Worksheet, Income Withholding Order and/or a Parenting Plan.
The appropriate QDRO form is required. The plan may require the parties to include other attachments.
Each will require a Stipulated Order. Depending on the format/contents of the Stipulated Order, there may also be a separate Parenting Plan, Child Support Order, Child Support Worksheet, and/or Income Withholding Order.
The submission's total size may be no larger than 100 MB. Documents must be 8.5 x 11. The size can be verified by right-clicking on "Properties."
No. For your convenience and ease of filing, you are making one selection and uploading a single consolidated PDF document. The Court will receive ALL items submitted for ruling. (The judicial officer may deny the submission if multiple proposed orders related to a Consent Decree are not combined/submitted as ONE document.)
Provenance
- Source
- www.clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-29
- Edition
- 2026-09-29
- Content hash
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