What if I Cannot Afford a Lawyer or Prefer Not to Use One?

Answer: There are numerous divorce and other legal forms available on the Maricopa County website. Topics relevant to Arizona family law issues include divorces with or without children, custody modifications, child support forms and other Arizona family court forms. Other counties may have forms available, too. Go to http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/ssc/forms/forms_available.asp to check out what is available. Because I have seen errors on legal papers purchased elsewhere, I recommend using the court's own forms rather than buying forms at a bookstore or via the Internet. Plus, the court's forms are available to download for free. Keep in mind that other Arizona counties may have requirements for their divorce and family law documents that differ somewhat from Maricopa County so Maricopa County's legal forms may not work elsewhere. Of course, other states require their own divorce and family law forms as each state's divorce laws and family courts differ from one another.

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