Maricopa Cnty. Super. Ct. eFiling Guidelines § 2.15

2.15 Proposed Forms of Order

A proposed form of order or judgment must be uploaded as a supporting document to a motion, which should be the Main

Document, or to a stipulation or notice. Filing parties must not combine the proposed order or judgment with a motion, stipulation,

or notice and file them as one document. If a proposed form of order is submitted as a main document, it will be lodged with the

Court along with any supporting exhibits, but only the proposed order will be filed into the case file, and only after it is signed by

the judicial officer.

Supporting exhibits must be submitted with a motion, stipulation, or notice. All proposed forms of order and judgments must be

in a form that permits it to be modified, such as .odt or .docx format or other format permitted by the court, and cannot be

password protected.

When an eFiling submission is submitted for civil case initiation, proposed forms of order or judgment must not be uploaded

as a supporting/attached document to Complaints, Certificates of Arbitration, or Affidavits. If a proposed form of order or

judgment is submitted as a supporting/attached document to one of the aforementioned Main Documents, it will not be

submitted to a judicial division and it will not be part of the court record.