Petition To Modify Legal Decision Making, Parenting Time And Child Support Form - Superior Court Of Arizona, Mohave County Page 2
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3Case No._____________________________
4.
Affidavit Regarding Minor Children.
The children have resided in Arizona since the entry
of the last Arizona Legal Decision Making Order or (if not)
I have attached an “Affidavit Regarding
Minor Children”.
5.
Information about the Order I want to change:
(Check A or B, then complete the information)
A.
The Order is from the Superior Court in Mohave County.
1.
Order/decree is dated:
(month, day, year).
2.
The name of the judge who signed the order is:
OR
B.
The Order is from the Superior Court in Arizona but from another county or the
Order is not from Arizona. The child(ren) have lived in Arizona for at least six (6)
months before the date I am filing this Petition. I have filed a certified copy of this Order
with the Clerk of the Court, and a copy of the order/decree is attached to this Petition.
Order/decree is dated:
(month, day, year).
Name of state:___________________________________________
Name of county in state:___________________________________
6.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
No significant domestic violence has occurred or
domestic
violence has occurred. Explain
___________________________________________________________________________________
7.
WHAT YOUR ORDER NOW SAYS:
Put in WORD FOR WORD the part of the decree/order you
want to change. (Use extra paper if necessary) OR incorporate the Order which is already a part of the
court’s file, and attach a copy of the Order to the judge’s copy of this Petition and all other parties’ copies
of this Petition.
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
8.
WHY THE DECREE / ORDER SHOULD BE CHANGED:
These are my reasons why I
believe that a change of legal decision making and/or parenting time is in the best interest of the
child(ren) (Use extra pages if necessary):
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
REQUESTS I MAKE TO THE COURT:
9.
A.
LEGAL DECISION MAKING AND PARENTING TIME
.
Joint Legal Decision Making. I want the parties to be awarded joint legal decision making of
the child(ren) subject to a Parenting Plan to be submitted later.
______________________________________________________________________________
(name(s) of child(ren))
OR
Sole legal decision making. Sole legal decision making of
(name(s) of child(ren)) should be awarded to
Mother
Father or
Other and/or Sole legal decision making of ____________________
(name(s) of child(ren)) should be awarded to
Mother
or Father or
Other, subject to parenting time as follows:
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Revised: 1/30/2013
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