What must accompany the written request for a protected address besides the written request?

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What must accompany the written request for a protected address besides the written request?

When seeking a protected address in Arizona family law, you must attach a proposed order to the court along with your written request. The proposed order gives the judge a ready form to sign, creating the protective address and authorizing the necessary steps (such as confidential service). This streamlines entry and helps ensure the protective arrangement becomes effective promptly. Documents like a doctor's note, a police report, or a tax return are not required to accompany the request; they don’t establish eligibility for a protected address. The focus is on providing a court-ready order so the protective measure can be issued.

When seeking a protected address in Arizona family law, you must attach a proposed order to the court along with your written request. The proposed order gives the judge a ready form to sign, creating the protective address and authorizing the necessary steps (such as confidential service). This streamlines entry and helps ensure the protective arrangement becomes effective promptly. Documents like a doctor's note, a police report, or a tax return are not required to accompany the request; they don’t establish eligibility for a protected address. The focus is on providing a court-ready order so the protective measure can be issued.

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