Order of Assignment - Arizona 2026

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The document is an 'Order of Assignment' issued by the Superior Court of Arizona, which mandates current and future employers to withhold specified court-ordered payments for child support and spousal maintenance from the earnings of the named individual. It outlines the amounts to be withheld, payment procedures, and conditions under which the order remains effective or terminates.

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Begin by entering the Petitioner and Respondent names in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as these names are crucial for identification.
Fill in the Case Number and ATLAS Number, which are essential for tracking your order within the court system.
In the section for Current and future employers or other payors, input the Name and SSN of the individual subject to this order.
Specify the amounts for Current Child Support, Current Spousal Maintenance/Support, Payments on Arrears/Interest, and Clearinghouse Handling Fee. Ensure that these figures comply with statutory guidelines.
Review the total amount per month field, ensuring it does not exceed 50% of disposable earnings as stipulated by A.R.S. § 33-1131.
Complete any additional required fields regarding termination dates and ensure all information is accurate before finalizing.
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What does order of assignment mean?

In California, assignment orders function as a means for creditors to intercept and collect non-wage income from third parties due to the debtor. Once a creditor obtains a court-issued assignment order, the payer must redirect the specified payments to the creditor instead of the debtor.

Are wage assignments legal in Arizona?

A wage assignment is authorized to be issued by the Court by Arizona revised statute section 25-504. That statute authorizes the issuance of a wage assignment for the payment of child support and/or spousal maintenance when a parent files a verified request with the Clerk of the Court.

What are the rules for serving papers in Arizona?

All process--including a summons--may be served anywhere within Arizona. (b) Serving a Summons and Complaint or Other Pleading. The summons and the pleading being served must be served together within the time allowed under Rule 4(i). The serving party must furnish the necessary copies to the person who makes service.

What is the law on unpaid wages in Arizona?

An employee who is owed wages may file a lawsuit against the employer for three times the amount of unpaid wages, plus his attorneys fees and costs. If the employee wins the lawsuit, he will be awarded a judgment against the employer, on which he can then execute to get paid.

What are the rules for wage garnishment in Arizona?

Limits on Wage Garnishment for Judgment Creditors in Arizona Now, under Arizona law, on a weekly basis, the garnishment cant exceed the lesser of: 10% of your disposable earnings for that week or. the amount by which your disposable earnings for that week surpass 60 times the applicable minimum hourly wage.

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