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You've decided it's time to file your family case here in Arizona. That was difficult enough. Whether it's Divorce, Custody, or Child Support, these are things we sometimes find ourselves putting off for another day. Do you want to get through this as quickly and effortlessly as possible? Do you want to get divorced without having to wait in long lines at the Court, taking time off work and learning the rules and timelines that go along with filing for Divorce? I can make that happen for you.
All Rise is different than other Paralegals. I am here to help you. I answer the phone. I return the texts. I chose the name All Rise because I truly believe in everyone rising - above the unfortunate things that happen to us in life. A Phoenix turns to ashes, only to Rise Again. If life seems tough in this moment - don't worry, you too will rise again.
I've been where you are. Stressed out, drained and confused about where to start. Court employees aren't always so friendly. The legal lingo can be confusing. Spending huge chunks of money for an attorney on a simple Divorce is out of the question, especially when there are Paralegals like me to help!
On the other hand, I've heard the horror stories about people trying to do it on their own, only to have the case end up being dismissed because they didn't understand the timelines. Your whole case can be dismissed just from missing one document, or a document being filled out incorrectly!
Let's be real. Going through a divorce can be one of the most difficult and emotional times in anyone's life. We all have busy schedules and finding the time to learn the steps to filing for Divorce in Arizona takes too much time. If your Divorce is pretty simple (you're not a millionaire and own 20 businesses) you absolutely do not need to pay outrageous attorney fees.
There is good news! Very few states have what we call Legal Document Preparers. Although we cannot give legal advice, we are Certified by the Arizona Supreme Court to prepare Legal Documents at a fraction of the price of an attorney! My certification number is #82011.
1. FULL SERVICE Package:
Everything handled for you
$530 (Court & Service fees not included)
All you need to do is with FULL SERVICE options is:
Schedule a Free Consult (optional)
Fill out the Intake Form
Make Initial Payment
Sign the Paperwork
Attend Hearing (if applicable to your case)
1. Mediation Package:
A compassionate approach to Divorce
$3,500
For couples that need help reaching agreements and want to avoid expensive attorney fees and save time on lengthy court proceedings by coming to agreements before filing.
Includes:
up to 6 guided 1 hour sessions
Paperwork Preparation
Filing Fees INCLUDED
I am a certified Legal Document Preparer, certified by the Arizona Supreme Court. I have over 11 years of experience working within the Maricopa County Court system here in Arizona.
A legal document preparer (LDP) is much like a paralegal, except that a paralegal is required to work under the supervision of an Attorney. LDP's are certified by the Arizona Supreme Court and do not need to practice under an attorney. That is how I am able to provide such great prices, compared to an attorney.
You do not need to take off work or even leave your home depending on your needs. I offer mobile services, virtual and telephonic appointments as well as offer after hours and weekend services to fit your needs. In some cases, you may never have to step into a Courthouse at all!
Attorneys are expensive. In Arizona Attorney fees for Divorce range between $7,000 and $100,000!! The Average cost of Divorce with an Attorney in Arizona is $20,000. The average divorce case does not need to spend that type of money!
Divorce options starting at $530
Establish Child Support staring at $530
Modify Child Support starting at $350
Check Services page for more!
$530 (paid upfront)
Court Filing Fee: $331.50
(Due at filing)
Total: $861.50
Other fees:
Parent Information Program $50 per party
Trial paperwork not included. If you file for Divorce and serve the other party, and they respond and you cannot work something out during Mediation, Trial paperwork is not included. Trial preparation paperwork starts at $500.
$530 (paid upfront)
Court Filing Fee: $379
(Due at filing unless deferred)
Acceptance of Service $0
Total: $906
Other fees:
Service Fees $125+
(if other party will not sign)
Publication Fees $100+
not common
Parent Information Program $50
Trial paperwork not included. If you file for Divorce and serve the other party, and they respond and you cannot work something out during Mediation, Trial paperwork is not included. Trial preparation paperwork starts at $500.
Some people are thrown off by the word Default. It simply means that the other party does not contest the Petition that was filed, and the Judge is able to Default to the Petition that was filed and served to the other party.
How it works:
The petitioner (the one filing the case) will then fill out the Intake form with me, and submit it as well as the initial payment. I will prepare the paperwork within 4-7 business days and send it to the petitioner to review. Once the paperwork has been reviewed, I can meet with the petitioner to sign the paperwork. At this time, the Court fee of $379 is due.
Step 1: File the initial paperwork with the Court
Step 2: File the acceptance of service (or have the other party served) Respondent has 20 days to respond or 30 days if out of state.
Step 3: If the other party agrees with the Petition and does not file a Response, I will file an application for Default with the Court. If the party does respond, you will await a hearing date. Trial Preparation Paperwork is not included. Some choose to hire an attorney at this time.
Step 4: If there are children involved, we wait 10 days after Step 3 and call to get a Default Hearing. If no children are involved we wait 40 days after step 3 and then file an application for default without a hearing and submit the final divorce decree, with 2 self addressed stamped envelopes for the Judge to sign and mail out.
This option is the best if you are both in agreement of the terms. It is the cheapest way to file. Doing it this way allows for you to not have any Court hearings. The benefit of this method is that both parties have appeared in the case and will be able to file in the future if needed without having to pay the appearance fee at a later date.
How it works:
Both parties agree on how they will split assets handle child support, and parenting time. The petitioner (the one filing the case) will then fill out the Intake form with me, and submit it as well as the initial payment. I will prepare the paperwork within 4-7 business days and send it to the petitioner and respondent to review. Once the paperwork has been reviewed, I can meet with both parties to sign the paperwork. At this time, the Court fee of $331.50 is due.
Step 1: File the initial paperwork with the Court
Step 2: Wait 60 days. Submit Signed Consent Decree to the Court signed by both parties and wait for the Judge to sign without the need for a hearing in most cases.
All Divorces start the same. While you might not plan on going to Trial, sometimes it comes to that when the parties do not agree. If this happens, it means that you will have to go before a Judge and each case varies.
How it works:
You will fill out the online intake form and make the initial payment. I will prepare the paperwork within 4-7 business days. Once the paperwork is reviewed we will sign and file, and the $379 filing fee will be due. We will attempt to have the other party sign the acceptance of service. If the other party is unwilling to sign the acceptance of service, we will have to decide on the best way to have them served. Once service is complete, we wait 20 days or 30 days if the other party is out of state. If the other party files a response with the Court, usually a Mediation hearing will be scheduled. If the parties cannot come to an agreement during Mediation, the case will be set for Trial. If the other party does NOT file a response, we can proceed by default which is described above. Trial paperwork is not included.
Step 1: File the initial paperwork with the Court
Step 2: File acceptance of service, or use another method of service
Step 3: Wait 20 or 30 days if other party is out of state. If no response has been filed, we proceed by default as explained above. If the other party responds within the timeframe, you will wait to hear something by mail on when your Court date is scheduled.
Step 4: Attend mediation, if no agreement is reached, proceed to trial. This is the time you may want to hire an attorney, or pay $500 to receive help with your trial paperwork. However please remember that LDP's cannot give legal advice.
Please contact me and we can arrange what works best for you as far as meeting. I am doing virtual appointments as well as meeting in other locations to meet your needs.
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