If I'm the respondent in a divorce, can I file for the default hearing?
If there are no children and neither party is requesting spousal maintenance, yes you can move for default pursuant to Rule 44, Ariz. R. Fam. Law P.
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If there are no children and neither party is requesting spousal maintenance, yes you can move for default pursuant to Rule 44, Ariz. R. Fam. Law P.
The trustee is paid a percentage of the collection proceeds.
If you believe property was stolen, yes you should contact the police.
If it's a material fact (i.e. critical to claims or defenses asserted), it needs to be properly disclosed.
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