Parties & Case Info

a. General Information

Person Filing: Write the full name of the person who is filling out and turning in this form. Address (if not protected): Write your street address where the court can send you mail. Leave blank if your address is protected. City, State, Zip Code: Write the city, state, and ZIP code that go with your address. Telephone: Write a phone number where someone can reach you during the day. Email Address: Write an email address where the court can contact you. ATLAS Number: Write your ATLAS number if you have one. This is a number used for child support cases. Leave blank if you do not have one. Lawyer's Bar Number: If a lawyer is helping you, write their State Bar number here. Leave blank if you do not have a lawyer. Self, without a Lawyer Check this box if you are handling your own case and do not have a lawyer. Attorney for Check this box if you are a lawyer filling out this form for someone else. Petitioner Check this box if you (or your lawyer) are the petitioner, the person who started the case. Respondent Check this box if you (or your lawyer) are the respondent, the other person in the case. Name of Petitioner / Party A Write the full name of the person starting this case (Party A). Name of Respondent / Party B Write the full name of the other person in this case (Party B). Case Number: Write the case number if you already have one. Leave blank if this is a new case and the court will assign one. Name: Write your own full name. Address: Write your current home address.

b. Children's Basic Information

Date of Birth: Write the month, day, and year you were born. Occupation: Write your job or what you do for work. Name: Write the full name of the other person in your case. Address: Write the home or mailing address where the other person lives. Date of Birth: Write the other person's birth date. Occupation: Write the other person's job or type of work. Mother Check this if the other person is the mother of the children in this case. Father (or may be the father) Check this if the other person is the father, or might be the father, of the children. Other: (Explain) Check this if the other person has a different relationship to the children. Then explain it on the line. Other: (Explain) Describe how the other person is connected to the children if it is not mother or father. This is the proper court to bring this lawsuit under Arizona law because it is the county of residence of either party or of the minor children. Check this if you or the other person or the children live in this county. This shows the case belongs here. The person is a resident of Arizona Check this if the other person lives in Arizona. I believe that I will personally serve the person in Arizona (see packet on service to know about this.) Check this if you plan to hand the court papers to the other person while they are in Arizona. The person agrees to have the case heard here and will file written papers in the court case; Check this if the other person is okay with having the case heard in Arizona and will send papers to the court. The person lived with the minor child in this state at some time; Check this if the other person and the child lived together in Arizona at any time. The person lived in this state and provided pre-birth expenses or support for the minor child; Check this if the other person lived in Arizona and helped pay costs before the child was born. The minor child lives in this state as a result of the acts or directions of the person; Check this if the child lives in Arizona because of what the other person did or asked. The person had sexual intercourse in this state as a result of which the minor child may have been conceived; Check this if the child may have been conceived from sex that happened in Arizona.

c. Pregnancy & Paternity

The person signed an affidavit acknowledging paternity that is filed in this state; Check this if the other person signed a paternity form that was filed in Arizona. The person did any other acts that substantially connect the person with this state (see a lawyer to help you determine this). Check this if the other person did other things that strongly tie them to Arizona. Ask a lawyer if you are not sure. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. Leave it blank if you have not filed yet. Case No. Write the case number given by the court. If you do not have one yet, leave this blank. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. Leave it blank if you do not have one yet. Case No. Write the case number given by the court. You can find it on papers you already filed. Case No. Write the case number given to you by the court. You can find it on papers you already filed. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. You can find it on papers you already filed. Leave blank if you do not have one yet. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. Leave it blank if you do not have one yet. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. You can find it on papers you already filed or received from the court.