Pima County Divorce
Pima County divorce paperwork,
step by step.
More guidance than Pima County's self-service forms, without paying attorney fees. Official Arizona forms, guided AFI help, and Pima-specific filing steps. Every form formatted with your Pima County court info and ready to file. $199 flat fee. Court filing fees separate.
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Updated for 2026 Pima County filing requirements.
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Is Clarity right for your Pima County divorce?
Good fit
- ✓You and your spouse agree on major terms
- ✓Uncontested or low-conflict divorce
- ✓You or your spouse lives in Pima County
- ✓You want more help than the self-service center forms
- ✓You want the AFI guided and automated
Not a good fit
- ×Your spouse is contesting the divorce
- ×Domestic violence or safety concerns
- ×Complex business assets or high-value disputes
- ×Significant custody disagreement
- ×You need legal advice about your rights
Clarity Divorce is a self-help technology platform, not a law firm. The Pima County Superior Court Self-Service Center offers free forms and workshops if you prefer to do it entirely on your own.
Pima County filing details
| Court | Pima County Superior Court, 110 W. Congress St., Tucson |
| Filing fee | $436 (effective June 1, 2026) |
| Filing method | In person at the Clerk of Court or via eFiling |
| Waiting period | 60 days from date of service |
| Residency requirement | At least one spouse must have lived in Arizona for 90+ days |
| Service requirement | You must serve your spouse after filing (acceptance, mail, process server, or sheriff) |
| Notarization | Some documents may require notarization before filing |
| Free resources | Pima County Self-Service Center offers free forms packets and assistance |
What Clarity does vs. what you still handle
Clarity fills the paperwork. You handle the human steps the court requires.
Clarity handles
- All 7 official court forms, formatted for Pima County
- Guided AFI (financial disclosure) automation
- Parenting plan and child support worksheet
- Pima-specific filing instructions
- Unlimited document revisions
You still need to
- •Sign your documents where indicated
- •Pay the Pima County filing fee ($436)
- •File at the Clerk of Court or via eFiling
- •Serve your spouse (acceptance, mail, or process server)
- •Wait 60 days after service
- •Attend any required court hearing
See how it works
Clarity asks plain-language questions and maps your answers to the correct court form fields. Every legal term is explained. All math is calculated automatically.
Step 1: Employment and Income
Step 2: Monthly Expenses
Step 3: Documents Generated
Pricing
Pima County filing fee: $436 (paid separately to the court)
Estimated total out-of-pocket: ~$648
- All 7 official Arizona Supreme Court forms
- Formatted for Pima County
- Guided AFI automation
- Pima-specific filing instructions
- Unlimited document revisions
FAQ
Common Questions
Where do I file for divorce in Pima County?
You file at the Pima County Superior Court, located at 110 W. Congress St. in downtown Tucson. The Self-Service Center is on the first floor and can help with procedural questions.
How much is the filing fee in Pima County?
The filing fee for a divorce petition in Pima County is $436 effective June 1, 2026. Fee deferral or waiver is available if you meet income guidelines.
Can I eFile my divorce in Pima County?
Yes. Pima County accepts electronic filing for family court cases. Clarity provides your documents in formats ready for eFiling or in-person submission.
How long does a Pima County divorce take?
Arizona requires a minimum 60-day waiting period from the date your spouse is served. Uncontested cases in Pima County typically finalize in about 90 days.
Does Clarity prepare documents specifically for Pima County?
Yes. Every document Clarity generates is formatted for Pima County Superior Court with the correct court address, headers, and local filing requirements.