January 1 2017.
Arizona family law rule 49.
Arizona family law procedure 49 commonly referred to as rule 49 sets the minimum disclosure requirements for individuals involved in family law matters.
It requires each party send to the other party a detailed statement with the specific positions the party proposes to resolve all issues.
Arizona revised statutes annotated.
Rules of family law procedure refs annos part vii.
These rules and procedures are created to protect individuals and organize the family law processes.
Order amending rule 49 b arizona rules of family law procedure change in terminology this amended version of rule 49 b replaces the amended version of the rule that was approved by the court in the order filed september 2 2016.
Arizona revised statutes annotated.
Disclosure arizona revised statutes annotated rules of family law procedure effective.
Rules of family law procedure refs annos part vii.
Including detailed facts concerning issues of child support legal decision making parenting time spousal.
General administration rule 1.
Rule 49 of the arizona rules of family law procedure arflp set forth the disclosure requirements as applied to the specific issues.
Disclosure and discovery refs annos effective.
Bank statements financial statements etc the identification of witnesses and other documents and information.
Family law cases in arizona are governed by rules and statutes implemented and enforced by the courts.
The arizona revised statutes have been updated to include the revised sections from the 54th legislature 2nd regular session.
Please note that the next update of this compilation will not take place until after the conclusion of the 55th legislature 1st regular session which convenes in january 2021.
A rule 49 disclosure statement is a detailed description of the information required by rule 49 of the arizona rules of family law procedure.
Disclosure and discovery refs annos.
Arizona revised statutes annotated rules of family law procedure effective.
Arizona rule of family law procedure 49 rule 49 requires both parties to share information in family law cases.
This duty to disclose is a continuing duty each party is required to provide additional information and amend previous disclosures when changed circumstances warrant doing so.
Scope of rules these rules govern the procedure in the superior court of arizona in all family law cases including paternity and all other matters arising out of title 25 arizona revised statutes a r s and where ordered by the presiding judge of a county or the presiding judge s designee orders of protection injunctions against harassment and all.
The disclosure requirements include providing specific documents i e.
It also requires parties to exchange detailed facts.
