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What are the Requirements to File for a Divorce in Arizona?
There are three requirements to file for divorce in Arizona.
- One party must have been domiciled (lived) in Arizona for at least 90 days at the time the divorce was filed. If one party was stationed here in the military, that party must have been stationed in Arizona for 90 days.
- Conciliation has been attempted and not worked or has not been attempted and will not work.
- The marriage is irretrievably broken. The marriage is not a covenant marriage, as designated on your marriage certificate, or if it is a covenant marriage, the requirements have been met. Very few marriages are covenant and you would know if yours was a covenant marriage. See questions at the end of Chapter 1.
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