Disclosure Statement {CVRC9}

CVRC9 - DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. This form used by the Pima County Justice Courts in Arizona is a required document in civil cases to ensure that both parties are aware of the evidence and witnesses that may be presented at trial. This form is governed by the Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure (JCRCP) Rule 121, which mandates that each party must disclose all information, documents, witnesses, and legal theories relevant to the case within 40 days after the defendant files an answer. The purpose of this requirement is to promote transparency and fairness by preventing surprises at trial and giving both sides the opportunity to adequately prepare their arguments and defenses. The party completing the form—either the plaintiff or defendant—must provide detailed information, including the facts that support their position, legal arguments, a list of witnesses with their expected testimony, names of others who have relevant knowledge, and copies of any documents or exhibits they plan to use. The form must be sent directly to the opposing party, not filed with the court, but the party must file a Notice of Disclosure to Opposing Party with the court to confirm compliance. Failure to comply with disclosure obligations can result in evidence being excluded or even judgment entered against the non-complying party. www.FormsWorkflow.com