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The Committee on Rules of Procedure for Domestic Relations
Cases was established
on June 2, 2003, to:
- review current statewide and local rules of procedure,
evidence and alternative dispute resolution applicable to domestic relations cases as well as
those used in other states,
- identify areas in which current rules impede the fair and efficient
disposition of domestic relations cases and
- propose substitute or additional rules as needed.
Formal signing of these rules took place at the October 19th
meeting of the Arizona
Judicial Council.
On
November 29, 2005, the Supreme Court established the Family Law Rules
Review Committee to:
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Seek input and process comments from courts, the
Clerk’s Office, attorneys and public members regarding implementation
of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure (ARFLP) on and after the
effective date of January 1, 2006;
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Conduct a review and analysis of the new family law
rules to recommend revisions and amendments as the Committee deems
appropriate, and
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Provide a report of its findings and
recommendations to the Arizona Judicial Council in March 2008, two years
after the effective date of the ARFLP.
The
forms associated with the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure
are now available in Word and WordPerfect at:
http://supreme.state.az.us/selfserv/ARFLP_forms.htm
Training Opportunities
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| February 17,
2006 |
East Valley Bar
Association Presentation
Presenters:
Bridget Humphrey
Chief Counsel North Maricopa Unit, Child and Family
Protection, Child Support Enforcement Section
Harry P. Friedlander
The Law Firm of Gibson, Matheson, Lalliss, and Friedlander,
LLP
Konnie Young
Supreme Court Specialist
Family Law Rules and Domestic Violence
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PowerPoint
Presentation - PDF
version
Correlation
Table - Conversion ARCP to ARFLP
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| Judicial Officer
Training |
VIDEO of this training will
be mailed to each presiding judge, court administrator, and
clerk of court on Thursday, December 29th. If
you do not receive your copy, please contact
Kathy Sekardi at (602) 452-3253. |
Brochure
Faculty
PowerPoint
Presentation
High
Impact Areas for Judicial Officers and Judicial Staff |
| State Bar of
Arizona CLE |
VIDEO The State Bar of Arizona
presentation on the New Rules of Family Law Procedure is now
available for purchase
on a DVD until February 28, 2006. Thereafter, the DVDs will
be available only on a 10-day rental period.
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Brochure
PowerPoint
Presentation
High
Impact Areas for Judicial Officers and Judicial Staff |
| Judicial
Staff Training |
VIDEO of this training will be mailed to each
presiding judge, court administrator, clerk of court, and
training coordinator on January 4th and 5th.
If you do not receive your copy, please contact Patty
Ek at 602-354-1014. |
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Brochure
Faculty
Faculty
Biographies
PowerPoint
Presentation
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Session I Agenda
Impact
Charts
ADR
Staff & Private ADR
Conciliation
Services
Court Appointed Experts (Parenting Coordinators &
Private Mediators)
Court Appointed Guardians
Ad Litem & Attorneys for Children
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Session II Agenda
Impact
Charts:
Clerks
& Public Access to Records
Self-Service
Center Staff
Judicial
Officers
Judicial
Staff
Court
Administration
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Press Releases:
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