Free Request for Protected Address and Order for Protected Address - Arizona

Name: Petitioner ADDRESS PROTECTED Respondent

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA PINAL COUNTY

Regarding the Matter of: Name of Petitioner,

Case No: DO2

REQUEST FOR PROTECTED ADDRESS

Name of Respondent.

I request the court to order that my address be protected from the public disclosure, including disclosure to The opposing party(ies) in this case. I reasonably believe that physical or emotional harm my result to me or my minor child(ren) if my address is not protected from disclosure, for the following reasons: [ ] I have a valid Order of Protected in place issued by the following court:

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OR [ ] Other reasons briefly described below:

I have listed my address on a separate sheet of paper for the court use. I understand that I have a continuing duty to provide the clerk of the court with a current and correct mailing address where I can be served with process until one of the following events stated in Rule 7(D), Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedures occurs.

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_____________________________________ Requester's Signature

PERSON WHOSE ADDRESS IS PROTECTED: [ ] Petitioner [ ] Respondent

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ADDRESS TO BE PROTECTED: Street: City: State, Zip Code: Telephone Number:

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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA PINAL COUNTY

Regarding the Matter of: Name of Petitioner,

Case No: DO2

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ORDER FOR PROTECTED ADDRESS

Name of Respondent.

Upon Request of [ ] Petitioner [ ] Respondent, and good cause appearing,

IT IS ORDERED that:
The address of [ ] Petitioner [ ] Respondent shall be protected from public disclosure until further order of this court. The Clerk of the Court shall protect the address of [ ] Petitioner [ ] Respondent from public disclosure until further order of this court The Clerk and the parties hereto shall comply with the requirements of Rule 7, A.R.C.P. [Any person required under these rules to serve a response or other document upon a person whose address is ordered protected from disclosure under this rule may serve the same by delivering true and correct copies of the documents to be served, together with the proper fee established by administrative order to cover the cost of service, to the clerk of the court. The clerk shall promptly mail the documents by regular first-class mail to the most recent protected address provided to the clerk, and service shall be deemed complete upon mailing. The clerk shall promptly file a written statement verifying the documents that were mailed and the date of mailing to the protected address signed by the clerk or deputy clerk who mailed the documents. All documents mailed to a protected address shall bear the clerk's return address, and a notation of any process returned as undelivered shall be made in the court file]

Date

Judicial Officer

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