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A. During a period beginning on the filing of a petition for conciliation and continuing until sixty days after the filing of the petition for conciliation, neither spouse shall file any action for annulment, dissolution of marriage or legal separation, and, on the filing of a petition for conciliation, proceedings then pending in the superior court are stayed and the case shall be transferred to the conciliation court for hearing and further disposition as provided in this article. All restraining, support, maintenance or custody orders issued by the superior court remain in full force and effect until vacated or modified by the conciliation court or until they expire by their own terms.
B. If either party wishes to extend the stay prescribed pursuant to subsection A, that party must file a petition with the court that states the basis for the extension and includes a plan for reconciliation or a counseling schedule. The court may grant a reasonable extension of up to one hundred twenty days if the moving party establishes good cause for the extension. The court shall not grant an extension if the other party objects with good cause.
C. If, after the expiration of the period prescribed in subsection A and any extension granted pursuant to subsection B, the controversy between the spouses has not been terminated, either spouse may institute proceedings for annulment of marriage, dissolution of marriage or legal separation by filing in the clerk's office additional pleadings complying with the requirements relating to annulment of marriage, dissolution of marriage or legal separation, respectively, or either spouse may proceed with the action previously stayed, and the conciliation court has full jurisdiction to hear, try and determine the action for annulment of marriage, dissolution of marriage or legal separation and to retain jurisdiction of the case for further hearings on decrees or orders to be made. The conciliation provisions of this article may be used in regard to postdissolution problems concerning maintenance support, parenting time or contempt or for modification based on changed conditions in the discretion of the conciliation court.
D. On the filing of an action for annulment, dissolution of marriage or legal separation and after the expiration of sixty days from the service or the acceptance of service of process on or by the defendant, neither spouse without the consent of the other may file a petition invoking the jurisdiction of the conciliation court, as long as the domestic relations case remains pending, unless it appears to the court that the filing will not delay the orderly processes of the pending action, in which event the court may accept the petition and the filing of the petition has the same effect as the filing of any such petition within such sixty days after the service or acceptance of process.
FILED Anita Escobedo CLERK, SUPERIOR COURT 09/18/2023 8:24AM BY: CCASTANEDA Name of Person Filing: Anthony Taft …
FILED Anita Escobedo CLERK, SUPERIOR COURT 09/18/2023 8:30AM BY: CCASTANEDA Name of Person Filing: Anthony Taft …
Gila County, AZ
Sep 18, 2023
CV
EXHIBIT A LEGAL DESCRIPTION THE LAND REFERRED TO HEREIN BELOW IS SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF MOHAVE, STATE OF ARIZONA AND IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOT 40, SECTION 25, COLORADO RIVER ESTATES, RE-AMENDED, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED APRIL 21, 1964 AT FEE NO. 64-133355 AND RECORDED NOVEMBER 21, 1972 AT FEE NO. 72-25107, MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA. EXCEPT THE NORTH 30 FEET AND THE SOUTH 55 FEET APN 220-05-032A
CLER OF KTHE SUPERIOR COURT RECEIVED CCB #2 DOCUMENT DEPOSITORY MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE …
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Clerk of the Superior Court *** Electronically Filed *** E. Luetke, Deputy «. 2/15/2024 4:07:33 PM" Filing ID 17358589 DONALD …
Feb 15, 2024
21 - Subject to ARB
Maricopa County, AZ
Feb 15, 2024
CV
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