Be sure to enter the name and address of the other party, or their attorney if they have one. You must mail them a copy. 2. Make 3 copies of the Motion to Withdraw. 3. File the Motion to Withdraw and copies with the Clerk of Superior Court.
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ecr online maricopa county Option Go to Clerk of Court website and click on the link to: ECR Online 5
Electronic Court Records. 1 Customer Service Center at 601 W. Jackson (Phoenix) 2 The Southeast Court at 222 E. Javelina (Mesa) 3 Northwest Court at 14264 W. Tierra Buena Lane (Surprise) 4 Northeast Court at 18380 N. 40th Street, Suite 120 (Phoenix)
This system provides access to documents in the Electronic Court Record (ECR) for those cases you, as a registered user, are directly related to. Attorneys are able to access images on cases where they are on the case record, and individual parties will have access to cases where you are the party of record.
Additional forms may be found at the Superior Court's Law Library Resource Center website. Please note that all listed forms are separated based on the legal area indicated.
This is an indication to the user that the document will not exist in the hard copy case file in paper form.
The judicial division does not need a copy of the filing. The E-filing application will automatically route a copy of the filing to them.
If your case has been designated for mandatory E-filing, you must E-file all pleadings except those specified in Administrative Order 2021-30, for your case.
To request payment, an arbitrator must submit to the Arbitration Department an "Invoice in Support of Request for Warrant" and register with Materials Management to be assigned a W-9 Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification.
When an arbitration award is appealed, the case is sent back to the assigned judge for a new trial.
Within 120 days of appointment, the arbitrator will notify the Arbitration Department of a new hearing date.
After the arbitration award is signed by the arbitrator, it is filed with the Clerk of the Court. The non-prevailing party has 20 calendar days to file an appeal, with the arbitrator's fee of $75 per hearing day and an $26 processing fee.
The prevailing party must submit the arbitration award and a statement of costs to the arbitrator for signature within 10 days after the notice of decision has been filed.
Once the appealed case goes to trial, the assigned judge's ruling is considered binding.
The arbitrator is required to inform the Court in writing if he or she has a conflict with the case.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is an umbrella term for a full range of dispute resolution methods, both private and court-connected, designed to help parties resolve their conflicts.
ADR programs assist parties in settling pending civil, family, or probate disputes without resorting to trial.
Learn about the benefits of ADR and see how to get started in resolving a legal dispute.
Are you a judge pro tempore in need of ADR forms or training materials? See our ADR resources for Judges Pro Tem.
Are you a private mediator wanting to assist parties with family matters? See our mediator roster requirements.
This system provides access to documents in the Electronic Court Record (ECR) for those cases you, as a registered user, are directly related to. Attorneys are able to access images on cases where they are on the case record, and individual parties will have access to cases where you are the party of record. The system will not allow access to sealed cases, sealed or confidential documents, Juvenile cases, or Mental Health cases. One time registration to authenticate user identity is required. Arizona driver’s license is required for online authentication. Copies printed from the ECR website are not considered certified. Certified copies of records must be obtained on paper, either in person or by mail from the Clerk's office.
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