Sunrise Professional Services
Michael A. Davis
Arizona DPS License #1003142
Registered Officer Superior Court, Maricopa County
P.O. Box 54815, Phoenix, Arizona 85078-4815
(602) 550-1168 Office/Cell * (602) 996-0462 Fax
E-mail: mdavis@sunriseprofessional.comPrivate Investigation * Process Service * Paralegal Service * Skip Tracing * Legal Photography* Judgment Recovery Service * Notary Service
Call or e-mail us and let the professionals at Sunrise Professional Services provide you with the prompt, courteous and quality service for which we are known; the kind of service needed by today’s busy legal professional.
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren "A Time For You" (520) 323-4476
4710 E. 29th Street Bldg 7, Tucson AZ 85711
Open to Families with family members in prison. Meets the 1st Thursday of each month 10:00-11:30am
Fourth Family Fun Night (520) 323-4476
Meets the 4th Friday of each month 5:30-7:30 pm. Social event for the entire family great way to meet others and make friends
Discovery Detective Group 480-946-7173 or 800-589-2098
6501 E Greenway Parkway, 103-500, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
ops@discoverydetectivegroup.com
Family Matters Division.
Experts in investigation and evidence collection for family legal issues, such as; custody, divorce, elder abuse / neglect, spousal abuse, child abuse / neglect, drug associated problems, identity theft, criminal background checks for nanny's & in-home care, spousal backgrounds.
We work directly for individuals or in conjunction with your attorney.
The Children's Rights Council of Arizona
P.O. Box 454, Scottsdale, AZ 85252-0454The Children's Rights Council (CRC) is a national non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that works to assure children meaningful and continuing contact with both their parents and extended family regardless of the parents' marital status. (602) 970-5903
Parents Without Partners, Inc.Is an International, non-profit, non-sectarian, educational organization devoted to the welfare and interests of single parents and their children. Its programs and activities are entirely the volunteer work of members of Parents Without Partners, Inc. Eligibility for membership in PWP is that a person must be of good character, and the parent of one or more living children and must be single by reason of death, divorce, separation, or never married. Age and custody of children is not a factor for eligibility in our chapter. (602) 280-9299
Net DetectiveMy friend who can do everything on a computer said, "You can find all the information for free if you just take the time to do it. "
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An amazing new tool that allows you to find out "EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about your friends, family, neighbors, employees, and even your boss!" You can even check out yourself. It is all completely legal, and you can do it all in the privacy of your own home without anyone ever knowing. It's even better than hiring a private investigator. If you have a credit card or a checking account you can save by ordering direct, only $29.00. Locate e-mails, phone numbers, or addresses. Get a copy of your FBI file. Find debtors and locate hidden assets. Check driving and criminal records. Locate old classmates, missing family member, or a long lost love. Do Background Checks on employees before you hire them. Investigate your family history, birth, death and social security records! Discover how unlisted phone numbers are located. Check out your new or old love interest. Verify your own credit reports so you can correct wrong information. Track anyone's Internet activity; see the sites they visit. Explore secret web sites that conventional search engines have never found. Discover little-known ways to make Untraceable Phone Calls. Check Adoption records; locate Missing Children or relatives. Dig up information on your Friends, Neighbors, or BOSS! Discover employment opportunities from around the world! Locate transcripts and Court Orders from all 50 states. Cloak your email so your true address can't be discovered. Find out how much Alimony your neighbor is paying. Discover how to check your phones for wiretaps. Includes instant Online Updates for 24 months.
Kinship Kare of Northern Arizona
Michele Lytle 928-774-1868
Barb Wagner 928-774-2880University of Arizona - Coconino County Cooperative Extension 2304 N. 3rd Street 928-774-1868
Meets the 1st Thursday of the every month 5:30 to 7:00 pm The last Tuesday of each month 10:00 - 11:30 am
Dinner and Childcare provided - Rotate each month between open forum and educational speaker -RSVP for more information
Dear Judge, (800) 646-5590From children's hearts and minds to a judges desk, and now to your awareness. You will see letters your children could have written. Maybe, letters you would have written when you were a child, going through your parent's divorce. Psychologists and mediators agree that children see, hear and feel more than their parents are aware of. You will see your children in these letters. The letters are funny, sad, happy, hopefully and amazing. This book is 5 1/2" X 9" 90 letters.
Grandparents United for Children's Rights (602) 569-18032519 East Cowan Circle, Phoenix AZ 85024
Single Momz
The site for Single Momz by Single Momz. We know what it's like. Whether you came to single Motherhood by choice or not, you're here and we're glad you've joined us. Our goal is to provide an informative and supportive network where we Single Mothers can share our experiences & knowledge, friendship & caring in support of each other and Single Mothers everywhere. You'll find a variety of topics, ranging from potty training to presidential candidates, child support to career strategies, teenagers to time savers. If you don't find what you need, just ask, we're all Single Momz here, and we're here to help!
Win Your Child Custody War (800) 646-55902008 12th Edition is shipping now.
Over 700 triple columned
pages of vital information about fighting for custody of your children. This book is for parents facing a vicious or dangerous person on the other side. Topics include; home study, psychological evaluation, false accusations of child abuse, dealing with real child abuse, Parental Alienation Syndrome, how to turn hearsay into documented evidence, hiring a great attorney and grounds for suing a bad one, the difference between issues and non issues, how to produce contact logs that will help rather than hurt your case and much more. Information about fathers rights, mothers rights, grandparent rights and attorneys. This manual has been on the market longer and is updated more often than any other available. Click here to see how parents, grandparents and professionals Praise this manual. For people going through a divorce or the never married parent. Chick here to see the entire Table of Contents or Index, then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970 to order. Available at Amazon.com
Paralegal Plus4528 W. Kristal Way, Phoenix, AZ 85038
Paralegal Plus is a full service paralegal firm specializing in paternity, divorce and custody issues. Site includes comprehensive sections relating to applicable laws, custody, visitation and support guidelines. 888-6-divorce
Tohono O'odham Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
Noemi Norris (520) 383-2298 Ext. 100
Agriculture Extension Program on Reservation, Meets the 3rd Thursday of each month. 11:30 - 1:00 pm
Open to those living on the Tohono O'odham reservation
Stone Wall Forensic Audio & Video Services (936) 642-1818
Evans and Kitchens Law OfficeP. O. Box 855, Groveton, Texas 75845
Stone Wall offers a state of the art recording studio owned by practicing attorney offers forensic audio and video services including -- transfer of micro-cassette (answering machine) to cassette tape and compact disk format transfer of cassette tape to compact disk format clean up and enhancement of recorded conversation, including removal of tape hiss, hums, background noises and transcription of conversations preparation of cassette tape and/or compact disk trial exhibits indexing relevant passages/portions of the recorded media video editing for mediation purposes video editing for trial purposes prep of exhibits for mediation and trial.Extensive civil and criminal trial and appellate experience, both alone and as part of legal teams and both as prosecution (plaintiff) and defense, in District Courts in Trinity, Polk, San Jacinto, Walker, Houston, Angelina and surrounding counties including cases ranging from capital murder to forcible entry and detainer, family law, collections, personal injury, products liability, medical malpractice and deed restrictions.
Numerous video and audio presentations for mediation and trial. References of judges, clients and other attorneys available upon request.
Stone Wall's Chief Recording Engineer brings over 16 years of recording studio experience in Los Angeles, Houston and Dallas in addition to working with Travis Kitchens in forensic audio the last three years. A detailed resume is available upon request. Reasonable rates and expedited service when necessary.
World Wide Travel (800) 424-5312This company sells frequent flyer coupons and is experienced with the problems of children’s visitation transportation. This company also buys frequent flyer coupons if you need to come up with some cash quickly.
My ChildMother's Rights - is a page dedicated to you, the Mothers, the Women, who care about the children.
There are hundreds of sites dedicated to Father's Rights Mother's Rights, Women's Rights.
All of the women.
Women living with their children
Women living apart from their children
Women struggling to keep their families in tact
Women fighting for custody of their children
Grandmothers fighting to protect their grand children
Second wives helping their husband'sAll the children.
The children of your womb, the children of your heart.
The children you planned to have
The children that surprised you
The children you care for because they need you
The children you got when you married again
Don't be left getting tossed around in world with legal systems too busy and too powerful to care about women and children. They say the best way to judge the level of civilization of a society is to observe how they care for their children and women.
I don't see any societies I would call too civilized. Click here to go to the Great links I have found to be very helpful for women.
National Organization of Women
1000 16th St. NW #700, WA., DC 20036N.O.W. Is an organization of Men and women who support full equality for women in truly equal partnership with men. Check out our Action Alerts and please take action NOW. YOU can make a difference. We have listed a number of other links to feminist resources/sites on the Web that we find very useful. Looking forward to hearing from you and meeting you at one of our actions, events, or meetings. (202) 331-0066
National Coalition of Free MenThe Public Hearing Room includes testimony and speeches before public bodies. This material provides excellent examples of how NCFM is representing you. ...And, it demonstrates how you can get involved in the political process in a meaningful way by joining in with NCFM. Publications listed and summarized here are available through the U.S. mail. Topics include effects of language on male behavior, discrimination against men in criminal court and more.
Parents Without PartnersThe problems are many in bringing up our children alone, contending with the emotional conflicts of divorce, never-married, separation or widowhood. PWP Inc. is the only international organization that provides real help in the way of discussions, professional speakers, study groups, publications and social activities for families and adults. Through the exchange of ideas and companionship, we hope to further our common welfare and the well-being of our children.
Narcotics AnonymousWe open the doors to Meetings, Help Line #s, Door to NA Links, Other Links, Web Rings & Search and Activities. (800) 338-8750
Pat Ferguson, M.A.
Camelot Square, 1130 East Missouri Suite 570, Phoenix, AZ 85014Marriage & Family Counseling, Sexual Dysfunction, Divorce Counseling, Individual Counseling, Divorce Mediation, Child Custody Studies, Court Experience. (602) 266-5823
Spy Emporium
6065 Hillcroft, Suite 413, Houston, Texas 77081Equipment and instructional materials for Surveillance, Counter-surveillance and Personal Protection. If you can't trust what they are saying or you don't know what they are up to. Critical if you want to make sure they don't know your private business. Spy Emporium offers the latest and most reliable equipment, at very competitive prices. The ability to win a child custody or divorce case is determined by how much you know about what is really going on. Look at our catalog on-line and order in the privacy of your home. This company is ideal if your city does not have a spy shop, or if you can't afford to be seen going into one in your town. Confidential, reliable and expedited service. (713) 774-1000
Paramount InvestigationsA licensed Private Investigative Company in Arizona offering professional nationwide service for personal and confidential matters investigated with discretion. As a former police officer I have held advanced law enforcement certifications in crime scene search, accident investigation, child abuse investigation. Full-service agency: missing persons, child custody, divorce, asset verification, personal injury (plaintiff and defense), pre-employment screening, process serving, corporate, probate, countermeasures sweeps, threat assessment stalker control fraud, dmv/mvr records, witness locating and statements, complex and unusual cases, etc. (602) 926-9166
Witness Guide for Testifying at Deposition or in Court (800) 646-5590Essential to giving the testimony you need to give. Critical for the witnesses you are counting on. Important for all types of cases and essential for child custody and divorce cases. You only get one chance to protect your fathers rights, mothers rights or grandparent rights in court. Avoid the tricks and traps of questioning. This books fast easy solution will let you watch the effectiveness of your case skyrocket! This book is 5 1/2" X 9" with more than 300 pages. Click here to see the entire Table of Contents then, for fastest delivery call 1 (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970 to order. Available at Amazon.com!
Children of Divorce
5533West Rocking Circle, Tucson AZ 85713-6317 (602) 883-2920
Arizona Paralegal Divorce and Bankruptcy8655 East Via De Ventura, Scottsdale AZ 85258Affordable Legal Services at your finger tips. Specializes in divorce and all areas of Arizona Family Law, including legal separation, paternity, annulment. Bankruptcy as well. (877) 352-9700
Fathers and Friends
Post Office Box 3543, Scottsdale AZ 85271-3573 (602) 650-2682 (Recording)
Single Parent AssociationRemember...you're not alone, we're here to help! (800) 704-2102 (602) 788-5511
DAD-to-DADScottsdale AZ e-mail: karlo@aztec.asu.edu
DAD-to-DAD is an organization for Dads who stay at-home with their children. DAD-to-DAD was founded by Curtis Cooper of Atlanta, Georgia in 1995. The group, first called "Mr. Mom", was started with only a few Dads in the surrounding Atlanta area. When Curtis first became an At-Home Dad, he tried joining groups of At-Home Moms in their playgroups. He was looking for a group that could help meet a certain need all of us Full-Time Dads have - support, networking and a playgroup for the kids. Despite his attempts to "fit-in", Curtis still felt something needed to be done to pull together other At-Home Dads. So, he formed "Mr. Mom". After some discussion about the name, it was unanimously decided to change the name of the organization to DAD-to-DAD. The organization has grown by leaps & bounds and has even gone international with chapters all over North America and in other countries as well.
AZ Fathers/Parents Child of Divorce
712 North Stone, Tucson AZ 85705-8351 (602) 620-0664
Case Management Forms for Child Custody Litigants (800) 64655902007 Edition. Chapters include forms that will help you 'Get a Handle on Your Situation', deal with 'The Professionals', institute and maintain control, 'Case management', and give you 'Examples of Legal Forms'. Fathers Rights and Mothers Rights groups encourage dads and moms to use the 'Incident Report Forms' and an observer to defuse potentially explosive confrontations. The 'Condition of the Child Form' is excellent for creating a paper trail to disprove false abuse charges. Other forms include Contact Problem and Incident List, Evidence to Disprove Statements, Equipment & Service Options, Witness Practice - Review, Evaluating the professionals, Authorization for Child’s Medical Care, Temporary Delegation of Parental Authority, Trip Permission. Essential to the effective management of the most important event in your life. The control you gain and maintain can help with child custody or divorce. This book is 8 1/2" X 11" and contains more than 320 examples and forms. There is the full Table of Contents for the book at our website. or (800) 646-5590 (936) 967-8970.
State of Arizona Home Page
Office of Vital Records (602) 255-3260
2727 W. Glendale Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051To apply for birth or death certificates please call
P.O. Box 15740, Phoenix, AZ 85050Full service agency. Missing persons, asset verification, personal injury (plaintiff and defense), child custody, divorce, pre-employment screening. We have done so much, with so little information, we think we can do everything right now, with nothing.
Killers & Boosters for Child Custody Cases (800) 6465590
(Attitude Adjustment for Child Custody Case Litigants)Advice is usually given by people without the real information or life experience, with the right intention at the wrong time. With this book you can take advice when you want it and ready to hear it. You can act on what you have learned, mull it over or discard the advice altogether without interference. This book will not allow you to give the opposition power you might imagine but that they do not really have or let you allow others to diminish the importance you play in your children's lives. Divorce is never easy this will help. This book has been called 'Chicken Soup' for the Child Custody Case. It will help a lot and it certainly can't hurt. This book is 5 1/2" X 9" and has more than 1,400 entries. (800) 646-5590 or (936) 967-8970.
Arizona Fathers
Post Office Box 77136, Tucson AZ 85703
Arizona Council on Compulsive Gambling, Inc.
2922 North 7th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85013Gambling, for most people, is a recreational activity. However, for an estimated 2 to 4% of the general population, gambling results in an addiction. Compulsive gambling is a progressive disease, much like an addiction to alcohol or drugs. In many cases, the gambling addiction is hidden until the gambler cannot function without gambling, and he/she begins to exclude all other activities. Not all compulsive gamblers show the same signs and symptoms of addiction, there are differences in gender, age or cultural backgrounds, but most will:
Use gambling as a coping strategy called Escape/Relief to mask underlying emotional pain.
Rely on the excitement to make themselves feel good.
Wager higher amounts to win back their losses.
Believe that they can get out of debt with a big win.
Hide their gambling from family and friends and lie about money.
Find the financial problem becomes an emotional one.
Eventually become emotionally, mentally and physically distressed. (800) 777-7207
Marion FoundationA non-profit organization that strives to improve communications and relationships among youth and parents by implementing innovative programs that address the social, emotional and educational issues of our ever changing society. A new program called Raising Today's Teens provides a private, free and confidential telephone support center and internet counseling service open to anyone parenting a teen. Counselors can be contacted directly by calling toll free 1-800-475-TALK, (Phoenix area: 896-TALK) or by accessing the web site.
Public Record Research LibraryBRB Publications, Inc., 4653 S Lakeshore Drive, #3, Tempe, AZ 85282
The Public Record Research Library (PRRL) is the nation's leading authority of public records, public agencies, and the record retrieval firms who access these records. Subject matter of their 11 highly-accurate, annual, easy-to-read sourcebooks include how to find and read public record documents and databases or access the most appropriate retrieval firms. Other products include CD-ROMS, disks, and customized databases for integration into search firm or software company systems. Sourcebooks are updated annually; electronic products are updated three to six months. (800) 345-3822
Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence
301 E. Bethany Home Road, Suite C194, Phoenix, AZ 85012
TOLL FREE: (800) 782-6400 (602) 279-7270 (TTY)
Marriage EncounterAssemblies of God Marriage Encounter
Jewish Marriage Enhancement
International Lutheran Marriage Encounter
Methodist Marriage Encounter
Roman Catholic Marriage Encounter
Seventh-Day Adventist Marriage Encounter
United Church of Christ Marriage Encounter
Marriage Encounter, is a weekend away from home, family and responsibilities where in a comfortable, secluded environment a couple is guided in the discovery of new techniques of communicating and sharing with one another. It is not a retreat, but it is a program designed to give couples the opportunity to examine their lives together, their weaknesses and strong points, their attitudes toward each other and toward their families. Couples are given the opportunity to look at themselves, privately with their partner in an honest, face-to-face, heart-to-heart encounter.Engaged Encounter, is a weekend experience designed to help couples prepare personally and as a couple for marriage. The focus is on the marriage, not on the wedding. "A wedding is a day ... a marriage is a lifetime." Couples are shown communication and decision-making techniques they can use throughout their lifetime together. Engaged Encounter is specifically designed for quiet reflection and discussion by each couple. It is a positive, simple, common-sense experience between two people who are either seriously considering engagement, engaged or recently married. At no time will the couple be asked to share their private experiences with the group.
Arizona Alliance for the Mentally Ill
2441 East Fillmore Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008-6033The NAMI Consumer and Family Guide to Schizophrenia Treatment1 gives patients and families information about treatment that has been shown to work. While other interventions may also be helpful, an extensive body of research, analyzed by leading experts in schizophrenia, shows that the treatments and services. The first step in identifying the best treatment for you or your loved one is getting the right diagnosis. These treatment recommendations presume an accurate diagnosis of schizophrenia. (800) 626-5022 (602) 244-8166
Law Enforcement Agencies in Arizona
Private Investigator Licensing, AZ DPS2102 W. Encanto Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85009 (602) 223-2361
6401 S. Tucson Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85706 (520)746-4560
Qualifications for Applicant for Private Investigator
FindingStone Counseling Center4450 North 12th Street Suite 210, Phx., AZ 85014
Counseling and support for men, women and families. Personal growth workshops, parenting classes, programs for adolescent girls. Experienced, caring therapists, sliding scale fees, convenient appointment times. (602) 234-0541
NO BULLY websiteThis site is part of the Telecom/Police STOP BULLYING Campaign. Spot and Bo are here to show you around the site. You can hang out with Bo and his friends and play the No Bully game, and he's got lots of other useful stuff for kids. Spot can help you to find out about support services in your community and ways that adults can help kids to deal with bullying.
This site originates in New Zealand but addresses a world wide problem. Telecom is the major sponsor of Police programs which help young New Zealanders to avoid becoming offenders or victims of crime. The programs encourage children and young people to act safely and confidently to protect themselves and their property, and avoid drug abuse. Telecom supports the Police because we recognize it is the responsibility of all New Zealanders to allow our children and young people to grow up in a safe and healthy environment.
Center for Divorce Mediation 520-577-1202
5215 N. Sabino Canyon RoadTucson, AZ 85750
marcus@center-divorce-mediation.comThe Center for Divorce Mediation provides a cooperative problem solving
process using impartial mediators to assist a divorcing couple reach an
agreement on the issues dividing them. These issues usually include
division of assets, division of liabilities, spousal support, and if
the couple has children, parenting and child support.
Law Enforcement AgenciesThe Police Officer's Internet Directory
American Psychiatric Association
American Psychoanalytic AssociationThe American Psychoanalytic Association is a professional organization of psychoanalysts throughout the United States. The Association is comprised of Affiliate Societies and Training Institutes in many cities and has about 3,000 individual members. We are a Regional Association of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
American Psychological Association750 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 (202) 336-5500
American Society of Addiction Medicine4601 North Park Ave, Arcade Suite 101, Chevy Chase, M.D. 20815
"The nation's medical specialty society dedicated to educating physicians and improving the treatment of individuals suffering from alcoholism or other addictions." (301) 656-3920
Center for Mental Health ServicesSite includes; Search, What's New, Newsroom, Funding, Kids Area, Español, Databases, Mental Health at HHS, Calendar, Publications, Catalog, Mental Health Information, Professionals, Links and About CMHS
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder8181 Professional Place, Suite 201, Landover, MD 20785CHADD Works To Improve the Lives of People With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Through Education, Advocacy, and Support. We the People, Building Partnerships Through Education, Advocacy, Support and Research. (800) 233-4050 (301) 306-7070
Children NowWe work to improve the quality of news and entertainment media both for children and about children's issues.
Court Appointed Special AdvocatesA safe, permanent home isn't something a child should only dream about. Almost half a million children in the United States live in foster care, meant to be a temporary haven. They have been removed from their homes, not because they did anything wrong, but because they've been abused or neglected.
One judge had an idea to help these children find a way into safe, permanent homes more quickly. His idea was CASA...
Internet Mental HealthKnowledge must be shared. Our goal is to improve understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illness throughout the world. Introduction Our purpose; helpful tips; how to contact us. Disorders The 52 most common mental disorders including: description, diagnosis, treatment, and research findings. Medications The 67 most common psychiatric drugs including: indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions, adverse effects, overdose, dosage, and research findings.
National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and DepressionYou Can Help Find a Cure Right now, there is not enough money to support the many important scientific projects that are paving the way for the cures for psychiatric illness. You can help. Government employees... Designate your United Way and/or CFC #1196 on your campaign's pledge card. Corporate campaigns and matching gift programs can increase the size of your gifts to NARSAD. Thank you for your support.
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug InformationSite/Web Search Databases, Research Briefs, Latest Research, Conference Calendar, Workplace Issues, Resources & Referrals, Related Links, What's New, Alcohol & Drug Facts, On-Line Catalog, Funding/Grants, Online Forums, Kids Area
National Depressive and Mani-Depressive AssociationThe National Depressive & Manic- Depressive Association would like to welcome you to our home page. It is full of helpful information from education to advocacy to support and much more. (800) 826-3632
Stand For Children1834 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20009
Until every child goes to school "Ready to Learn, Ready to Succeed," America's promise will never be realized. What does it mean for every child to be "Ready to Learn, Ready to Succeed?" In addition to caring and supportive parents, it takes quality and affordable: health coverage, child care, out-of-school activities, education, and violence-free communities. How can you take action to support our children? Join Stand For Children and become part of a growing nationwide grassroots voice for children. Email your Members of Congress to Stand For Children on specific issues. Share your thoughts, and read what others have to say, on issues affecting children. Sign the Stand For Children pledge. (800) 663-4032 (202) 234-0095
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
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Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Self-Service Center
Child Support Enforcement
3443 North Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85012(800) 882-4151 (602) 252-4045
State Bar of Arizona
111 W. Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ 85003-1742 (for attorney referrals) (602) 252-4804
Janice M. Palmer, Attorney at Law
2111 East Baseline Road Suite C-5, Tempe, AZ 85283
Full service law firm including Divorce and Child Custody.(602) 820-4771
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Arizona UCC Filings
Pro Bono Programs:One way to find a lawyer to provide free legal representation in civil cases is by contacting a pro bono program -- also known as volunteer lawyer programs. Pro bono programs are operated by state, county or local bar associations; by legal services programs; by other agencies in the community or independently. They use local attorneys who have agreed to provide free legal representation to eligible persons referred by the pro bono program. There are tens of thousands of attorneys throughout the country who volunteer their services through these programs.
American Academy of Center on Children and the Law Adoption Attorneys American Bar Association 2 North Central, Suite 1600 740 15 th Street, N.W., 9 th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85004 Washington, DC 20005-1009 Phone: (602) 262-5841 Phone: (202) 662-1750 Fax: (602) 253-3255 American Academy of Center on Children and the Law Adoption Attorneys American Bar Association 2 North Central, Suite 1600 740 15 th Street, N.W., 9 th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85004 Washington, DC 20005-1009 Phone: (602) 262-5841 Phone: (202) 662-1750 Fax: (602) 253-3255 Adoption Attorneys American Bar Association
2 North Central, Suite 1600, Phoenix, AZ 85004
740 15thStreet, N.W., 9thFloor Phoenix, AZ 85004
Phone: (202) 662-1750 Fax: (602) 253-3255
National Association of Social Workers
Arizona Revised Statutes Title 25
Marital and Domestic Relations
Chapter 1 MARRIAGE Article 1 Capacity of Persons to Marry 25-101 Void and prohibited marriages 25-102 Consent required for marriage of minors 25-103 Purposes Article 2 Validity of Marriage 25-111 Requirement of license and solemnization; covenant marriages 25-112 Marriages contracted in another state; validity and effect Article 3 Marriage License, Ceremony and Record 25-121 Marriage license; application; affidavit 25-122 Consent of parent or guardian of minor 25-123 Recording licenses; endorsement of solemnization; recording return; lost licenses 25-124 Persons authorized to perform marriage ceremony; definition 25-125 Marriage ceremony; official; witnesses; marriage license; covenant marriages 25-126 Application to justice of the peace for marriage and covenant marriage licenses; issuance; violation; classification 25-127 Issuance of marriage license by a city or town; transfer of fees; handling fee 25-128 Unlawful acts of person authorized to solemnize marriages; classification 25-129 Unlawful acts of person authorized to issue marriage license or make marriage records; classification Chapter 2 HUSBAND AND WIFE, PROPERTY AND CONTRACT RIGHTS Article 1 Arizona Uniform Premarital Agreement Act 25-201 Definitions 25-202 Enforcement of premarital agreements; exception 25-203 Scope of agreement 25-204 Amendment or revocation of agreement 25-205 Limitation of actions Article 2 Property Rights and Contract Powers 25-211 Property acquired during marriage as community property; exceptions 25-213 Separate property 25-214 Management and control 25-215 Liability of community property and separate property for community and separate debts 25-217 Ownership of property acquired after moving into state 25-218 Surrogate parentage contracts; prohibition; custody; definition Chapter 3 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Article 1 Annulment 25-301 Grounds 25-302 Procedure and law Article 2 Dissolution of Marriage 25-311 Jurisdiction; form of petition; award of decree 25-312 Dissolution of marriage; findings necessary 25-313 Decree of legal separation; findings necessary 25-314 Pleadings; contents; defense; joinder of parties; confidentiality 25-315 Temporary order or preliminary injunction; effect; definition 25-316 Irretrievable breakdown; finding 25-317 Separation agreement; effect 25-318 Disposition of property; retroactivity; notice to creditors; assignment of debts; contempt of court 25-319 Maintenance; computation factors 25-320 Child support; factors; methods of payment; additional enforcement provisions; definitions 25-320.02 Self employed parent; tax practitioner; definition 25-321 Representation of child by counsel; fees 25-322 Payment of maintenance or support; records; disclosure 25-323 Assignments 25-323.01 Child support committee; membership; duties; report 25-323.02 Domestic relations committee; membership; duties; report 25-323.03 Forms; alternative forms 25-324 Attorney fees 25-325 Decree; finality; restoration of maiden name 25-326 Independence of provisions of decree or temporary order; forms 25-327 Modification and termination of provisions for maintenance, support and property disposition 25-328 Sequence of trials when custody or parenting time is an issue 25-329 Waiting period 25-330 Employer cooperation Article 4 Alienation of Affections 25-341 Abrogation of alienation of affections action Article 5 Domestic Relations Education on Children's Issues 25-351 Domestic relations education; plan; administration 25-352 Applicability of program; compliance 25-353 Failure to comply 25-354 Children's issues education fund; report 25-355 Fees; deferral or waiver Article 7 Court of Conciliation 25-381.01 Purposes of article 25-381.02 Definitions 25-381.03 Applicability of article; determination by superior court 25-381.04 Assignment of judges; number of sessions 25-381.05 Transfer of cases; reason; duties of transferee judge 25-381.06 Court assistants; salaries; appointments 25-381.07 Director of conciliation; powers and duties 25-381.08 Jurisdiction 25-381.09 Petition invoking jurisdiction or for transfer of action to conciliation court 25-381.10 Petition; caption 25-381.11 Petition; contents 25-381.12 Blank forms; assistance in preparing and presenting petition 25-381.13 Fees 25-381.14 Hearing; time; place; notice; citation; witnesses 25-381.15 Time and place of holding hearings 25-381.16 Conduct of hearing; recommendations; aid of specialists; expense; confidential communications 25-381.17 Orders; duration of effectiveness; reconciliation agreement 25-381.18 Dissolution of marriage; legal separation; annulment; stay of right to file; jurisdiction for pending actions 25-381.19 Transfer of certain actions where minor child involved 25-381.20 Procedure in actions where no child is involved; conciliation court may accept case 25-381.21 Construction of article 25-381.22 Subsequent petition filed within one year 25-381.23 Option for mandatory conciliation 25-381.24 Counseling Chapter 4 CHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION Article 1 Child Custody 25-401 Jurisdiction; commencement of proceedings 25-402 Definitions 25-403 Custody; best interests of child 25-403.01 Sole and joint custody 25-403.02 Parenting plans 25-403.03 Domestic violence and child abuse 25-403.04 Drug offenses 25-403.05 Sexual offenders; murderers; custody and parenting time 25-403.06 Parental access to records 25-403.07 Identification of a primary caretaker and public assistance 25-403.08 Resources and fees 25-403.09 Child support 25-404 Temporary orders 25-405 Interviews by court; professional assistance 25-406 Investigations and reports 25-407 Custody hearings; priority; costs; record 25-408 Rights of noncustodial parent; parenting time; relocation of child; exception; enforcement; access to records 25-409 Visitation rights of grandparents and great grandparents 25-410 Judicial supervision 25-411 Modification of custody decree; affidavit; contents 25-412 Expedited child support and parenting time fund 25-413 Domestic relations education and mediation fund; report 25-414 Violation of visitation or parenting time rights; penalties 25-415 Custody by nonparent; presumption; grounds; definitions Chapter 5 FAMILY SUPPORT DUTIES Article 1 General Provisions 25-500 Definitions 25-501 Duties of support; exemption 25-502 Jurisdiction, venue and procedure; additional enforcement provisions 25-503 Order for support; methods of payment; modification; termination; statute of limitations; judgment on arrearages; notice; security 25-503.01 Self-employed parent; monies held as security for payment of support 25-504 Order of assignment; ex parte order of assignment; responsibilities; violation; termination 25-505 Limited income withholding orders; definition 25-505.01 Administrative income withholding order; notice; definition 25-506 Order for assignment; foreign support order 25-507 Forms; alternative forms 25-508 Enforcement of support orders; fee prohibition 25-509 Representation by attorney general or county attorney; modification of order by attorney general or county attorney 25-510 Receiving and disbursing support and maintenance monies 25-511 Failure of parent to provide for child; classification 25-511.01 Spousal maintenance order; violation; classification 25-512 Consumer credit reports; use of child support or spousal maintenance obligation information 25-513 Employer cooperation; violation; classification 25-514 Priority of action and judgments 25-516 Lien; notice; priority; recording; reciprocity 25-517 Title IV D agency; license suspension; notice 25-518 Child support arrearage; license suspension; hearing; definition 25-519 Regulatory entities; suspension of license 25-520 Child support enforcement; administrative subpoena; civil penalty 25-521 Levy; seizure of property for collection of support debt; definitions 25-522 Administrative review; notice; determination; judicial review; definitions 25-523 Financial institutions data match; nonliability; prohibited disclosure; liability; civil liability; definition 25-524 Financial institutions; surrender of assets; nonliability 25-525 Administrative enforcement; interstate cases; definition 25-526 Child support enforcement information; internet posting 25-527 Child support; overpayment; reimbursement Article 2 Child Medical Support 25-531 Definitions 25-532 Enrollment of child 25-533 Insurer obligations 25-534 Employer obligations 25-535 Enforcement of health insurance coverage; medical support notice; administrative review Article 3 Spousal Maintenance Enforcement 25-551 Clerk of the court 25-552 Jurisdiction; priority of action 25-553 Request for arrearages; deadline Article 5 Child Support Arrest Warrants 25-681 Child support arrest warrant; definition 25-682 Time and manner of execution; information 25-683 Procedure after arrest; payment for release from custody 25-684 Preexisting warrants 25-685 Entry into criminal information system Chapter 6 MATERNITY AND PATERNITY PROCEEDINGS Article 1 Maternity and Paternity Proceedings 25-801 Jurisdiction 25-802 Venue 25-803 Persons who may originate proceedings; custody; parenting time; conciliation court 25-804 Time for instituting proceedings 25-805 Effect of death, absence or insanity of plaintiff 25-806 Petition 25-807 Precedence of maternity and paternity proceedings; delay for blood or tissue tests; court order; evidentiary use; alternative tests 25-809 Judgment 25-810 Liability of parents if putative mother or father is a minor; periodic payments 25-812 Voluntary acknowledgment of paternity; action to overcome paternity 25-813 Default order of paternity 25-814 Presumption of paternity 25-815 Paternity; full faith and credit 25-816 Title IV D child support; paternity establishment; genetic testing 25-817 Temporary support orders; presumption of paternity 25-818 Paternity case registry; acknowledgments and paternity and maternity orders; recording requirements Chapter 7 COVENANT MARRIAGE Article 1 General Provisions 25-901 Covenant marriage; declaration of intent; filing requirements 25-902 Existing marriages; conversion to covenant marriage; recording requirements 25-903 Dissolution of a covenant marriage; grounds 25-904 Decree of legal separation; grounds 25-905 Temporary orders for support and spousal maintenance 25-906 Information pamphlet; requirements; distribution Chapter 8 UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AND ENFORCEMENT ACT Article 1 General Provisions 25-1001 Short title 25-1002 Definitions 25-1003 Proceeding governed by other law 25-1004 Application to Indian tribes 25-1005 International application of chapter 25-1006 Effect of child custody determination 25-1007 Priority 25-1008 Notice to persons outside this state 25-1009 Appearance and limited immunity 25-1010 Communication between courts; definition 25-1011 Taking testimony in another state 25-1012 Cooperation between courts; preservation of records Article 2 Jurisdiction 25-1031 Initial child custody jurisdiction 25-1032 Exclusive continuing jurisdiction 25-1033 Jurisdiction to modify determination 25-1034 Temporary emergency jurisdiction 25-1035 Notice; opportunity to be heard; joinder 25-1036 Simultaneous proceedings 25-1037 Inconvenient forum 25-1038 Jurisdiction declined by reason of conduct 25-1039 Information to be submitted to court 25-1040 Appearance of parties and child Article 3 Enforcement 25-1051 Definitions 25-1052 Enforcement under Hague convention 25-1053 Duty to enforce 25-1054 Temporary visitation 25-1055 Registration of child custody determination 25-1056 Enforcement of registered determination 25-1057 Simultaneous proceedings 25-1058 Expedited enforcement of child custody determination 25-1059 Service of petition and order 25-1060 Hearing and order 25-1061 Warrant to take physical custody of child 25-1062 Costs, fees and expenses 25-1063 Recognition and enforcement 25-1064 Appeals 25-1065 Role of attorney general 25-1066 Role of law enforcement 25-1067 Costs and expenses Chapter 9 UNIFORM INTERESTATE FAMILY SUPPORT ACT Article 1 General Provisions 25-1201 Short title 25-1202 Definitions 25-1204 Remedies cumulative Article 2 Jurisdiction 25-1221 Bases for jurisdiction over nonresident 25-1222 Duration of personal jurisdiction 25-1223 Initiating and responding tribunal of state 25-1224 Simultaneous proceedings 25-1225 Continuing, exclusive jurisdiction to modify child support order 25-1226 Continuing jurisdiction to enforce child support order 25-1227 Determination of controlling child support order 25-1228 Child support orders for two or more obligees 25-1229 Credit for payments 25-1230 Application of chapter to nonresident subject to personal jurisdiction 25-1231 Continuing, exclusive jurisdiction to modify spousal support order Article 3 Civil Provisions of General Application 25-1241 Proceedings under this chapter 25-1242 Proceeding by minor parent 25-1243 Application of law of state 25-1244 Duties of initiating tribunal 25-1245 Duties and powers of responding tribunal 25-1246 Inappropriate tribunal 25-1247 Duties of support enforcement agency 25-1248 Duty of the attorney general 25-1249 Private counsel 25-1250 Duties of department of economic security 25-1251 Pleadings and accompanying documents 25-1252 Nondisclosure of information in exceptional circumstances 25-1253 Costs and fees 25-1254 Limited immunity of petitioner 25-1255 Nonparentage as defense 25-1256 Special evidence and procedure 25-1257 Communications between tribunals 25-1258 Assistance with discovery 25-1259 Receipt and disbursement of payments Article 4 Establishment of Support Order 25-1271 Petition to establish support order Article 5 Enforcement of Order of Another State without Registration 25-1281 Employer's receipt of income withholding order of another state 25-1282 Employer's compliance with income withholding order of another state 25-1283 Employer's compliance with two or more income withholding orders 25-1284 Immunity from civil liability