If the other party still does not file a written response or answer in 10 court days, you may be able request a default hearing date.

To request a default hearing, call 602-372-3332.

You will be asked the following questions before your hearing can be set:

1. Case Number:___________________________
   
   
2. Does your case involve children?
   • If Yes, what type of Legal Decision Making is asked for in the petition?
     • Joint, Shared, Sole or Non Applicable
   • Have you filed your Parent Information Program Certificate? Yes / No
   • Has the Respondent filed their Parent Information Program Certificate? Yes / No
     
     
3. Do you need an interpreter? Yes / No
   • If Yes, what language?
     
     
4. For Dissolution, Legal Separation and Annulment matters only:
   • Is Spousal Maintenance/Support being requested? Yes / No
   • Has at least 64 days passed since the respondent was served? (94 days if service was by publication) Yes / No
     • If you answer no, you must wait until the time has passed.

5. Has at least 10 working days passed since the Affidavit and Application for Default was filed? Yes / No
   • If you answer no, you must wait until the time has passed.
     
     
6. Type of Service:
   • Acceptance
   • In State
   • Out of State
     1. Date Acceptance was signed:_________________
   • Private Process Server/Sheriff
   • In State
   • Out of State
   • Registered Mail Date green card was signed:__________________
   • Publication Date of 1^st publication_______________________
7. Date Application & Affidavit of Default was filed:__________________