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Arizona's sixty-day clock runs from SERVICE — file and serve promptly
The court cannot hold a trial or hearing or consider a dissolution decree until sixty days after the date of service (or acceptance) of process — the clock runs from service, not filing. Filing early does nothing until service happens; serving promptly starts the only clock that matters.
The honesty note
The floor is the earliest legal possibility — county calendars and any conciliation proceedings control the real date, and this platform never guesses them.
Authority locked — retrieved from the hash-pinned corpus
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Legal information, not legal advice. Statements about county practice defer to your superior court's local requirements and the Self-Service Center — where this platform has no verified county data, it says so instead of guessing.