Superior Court of Arizona in Pima County Filing Fees and Waivers

Applies to

Complaint

A filing fee must accompany the complaint, although it may be waived or deferred in extraordinary circumstances.

A filing fee must accompany the Complaint

Applies to

Answer

The defendant must pay the answer filing fee when filing the answer.

Defendant will be required to file an answer fee  at the time of filing the Answer.

Applies to

Final order for joint legal decision making

A final order for joint legal decision-making, including one in a dissolution or legal-separation decree, cannot be entered until the responding party's appearance fee is paid.

A final order for joint legal decision- making, including a decree of dissolution of marriage or legal separation containing such order, may not be entered unless the responding party’s appearance fee has been paid.

Applies to

Legal forms

Filing fees and copying costs must be paid when filing these legal forms.

The Clerk of the Superior Court has a fee schedule for filing fees that must be paid with the filing of these legal forms and the cost of making copies.

Applies to

Legal forms

Acceptable fee payments are cash, money orders, personal checks, and credit cards in person, or money orders and personal checks by mail.

In person - cash, money order, personal check (with driver's license number written in), or credit card. By mail - money order or personal check (with driver's license number written in).

Applies to

Opposing party financial affidavit

No filing or appearance fee may be charged for filing the opposing party's financial affidavit unless the law provides otherwise.

No filing or appearance fee may be charged for the filing of the opposing party’s financial affidavit, unless otherwise provided by law.