AI Agent Workflow Collection

Use this skill to help a person with a disability assert rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — drafting reasonable-accommodation and reasonable-modification requests, ADA grievances, DOJ ADA complaints, and EEOC charge intake worksheets — across the three substantive titles. Triggers include "ADA", "Americans with Disabilities Act", "reasonable accommodation", "reasonable modification", "accommodation request letter", "disability discrimination", "failure to accommodate", "interactive process", "undue hardship", "service animal", "auxiliary aids", "effective communication", "accessibility barrier", "architectural barrier", "website accessibility", "ADA complaint", "file an ADA complaint", "DOJ ADA complaint", "EEOC charge", "accommodation denied", "ADA retaliation". Routes by title: Title I employment (29 CFR 1630, EEOC); Title II state/local government (28 CFR 35); Title III public accommodations (28 CFR 36 + 2010 Standards). Produces documents, not legal advice.

Subject-matter bundle for Arizona commercial / business-to-business civil litigation — contract disputes, trade secret, fraudulent transfer, LLC / corporate disputes, business torts, civil racketeering, arbitration. Triggers: "Arizona commercial litigation", "Arizona business dispute", "Maricopa Commercial Court", "Arizona contract breach", "Arizona attorney fees", "UCC Arizona", "Arizona LLC dispute", "Arizona RULLCA", "Arizona judicial dissolution", "Arizona derivative action", "Arizona trade secret", "Arizona fraudulent transfer", "tortious interference", "Arizona civil RICO", "Arizona fraud particularity", "Arizona arbitration". Covers Maricopa Commercial Court, UCC, LLC Act, Business Corporation Act, Arizona Uniform Trade Secrets Act, Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, contract-action attorney-fee statute (A.R.S. § 12-341.01), civil racketeering with treble damages, Rule 9(b) fraud pleading.

Use when defending an Arizona consumer against a debt-collection lawsuit (typically by debt buyer or collection agency, usually in Justice Court). Triggers: "sued for a debt Arizona", "debt collector Arizona", "Arizona Consumer Fraud Act", "debt buyer Arizona", "time-barred debt Arizona Mertola", "credit card statute of limitations Arizona", "FDCPA Arizona", "Arizona collection agency license", "Justice Court debt Arizona", "chain of title Arizona debt", "default judgment Arizona debt". Subject-matter bundle covering federal FDCPA / Regulation F layer, Arizona Consumer Fraud Act, DIFI collection-agency licensing (A.R.S. Title 32), chain-of-title under Arizona UCC Article 9, statute-of-limitations framework including Mertola credit-card acceleration rule, two-way attorney-fee exposure (A.R.S. § 12-341.01), Justice Court forum.

Use when the user asks about timing or deadlines in an Arizona civil case. Triggers include "Arizona deadline", "Rule 6 compute time Arizona", "how do I count days in Arizona court", "when is my answer due in Arizona", "answer deadline Arizona 20 days", "30 days served outside Arizona", "Ariz. R. Civ. P. 6(c) mail add-on", "response to motion Arizona Rule 7.1", "Arizona statute of limitations", "SOL on a contract in Arizona", "Arizona court holidays", "is Columbus Day an Arizona holiday", "notice of appeal Arizona ARCAP 9", "motion for new trial Rule 59 Arizona". Computes calendar-day deadlines under Ariz. R. Civ. P. 6(a), applies the Rule 6(c) mail add-on, rolls forward off Saturdays / Sundays / A.R.S. § 1-301 legal holidays, and maps named rules (answer-due, motion-response, motion-for-new-trial, notice-of-appeal, statutes of limitations) to days plus authority.

Use when drafting, responding to, or compelling discovery in an Arizona civil case. Triggers include "Arizona discovery", "Rule 26.1 disclosure Arizona", "mandatory initial disclosure Arizona", "tiered case Arizona Rule 26.2", "Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Arizona", "interrogatories Arizona Rule 33", "request for production Arizona", "Rule 34 Arizona", "request for admission Arizona Rule 36", "deposition Arizona Rule 30", "subpoena Arizona Rule 45", "motion to compel Rule 37 Arizona", "good-faith consultation Arizona discovery", "discovery sanctions Arizona". Covers the Ariz. R. Civ. P. 26-37 framework: the broad mandatory initial disclosure under Rule 26.1, the tiered-case discovery limits under Rule 26.2, interrogatories, requests for production, requests for admission, depositions, subpoenas, and the motion-to-compel / sanctions workflow.

This skill should be used to scaffold a sworn factual statement supporting an Arizona court motion or filing. Arizona practice defaults to a notarized AFFIDAVIT for motion support; Arizona also recognizes an unsworn DECLARATION under penalty of perjury that, under Ariz. R. Civ. P. 80(c), has the same force and effect as a sworn affidavit. Triggers include "draft an Arizona affidavit", "Arizona declaration under penalty of perjury", "A.R.S. 12-2222", "sworn statement Arizona", "notarize affidavit Arizona", "Rule 56(c) affidavit", "affidavit in support of an Arizona motion", "unsworn declaration Arizona". Produces a notarized affidavit (the default) with a personal-knowledge foundation, numbered paragraphs, exhibit references, a jurat, and a notary block, plus a Rule 80(c) declaration-under-penalty-of-perjury block as the alternative. Composes with az-statewide-format for the caption, az-draft-motion for the supported motion, and az-draft-order for the proposed order.

This skill should be used to scaffold an Arizona civil motion with its supporting memorandum and a proposed form of order. Triggers include "draft an Arizona motion", "Ariz. R. Civ. P. 7.1 motion", "Rule 7.1 motion", "draft an Arizona motion for summary judgment", "motion for summary judgment Rule 56 Arizona", "Arizona memorandum in support", "Arizona memorandum of points and authorities", "request oral argument Arizona", and "draft a proposed form of order for an Arizona motion". Produces a motion plus supporting memorandum plus a proposed form of order in Arizona format, applying the pro-se drafting framework (state the relief, cite the rule, state supporting facts, apply controlling Arizona authority, conclude). Composes with az-statewide-format for the caption and signature, az-draft-declaration for sworn facts, az-draft-order for the proposed form of order, and the relevant venue overlay.

This skill should be used to scaffold an Arizona Notice of Hearing — the document that asks the court to place a motion on its calendar for oral argument — and the related party-filed notices in Arizona civil practice. Triggers include "Arizona notice of hearing", "request oral argument Arizona Rule 7.1", "set a motion for hearing Arizona", "notice a hearing Arizona", "draft a notice of hearing for my motion", "ask for oral argument on my Arizona motion". In Arizona the request for oral argument is governed by Ariz. R. Civ. P. 7.1: a party may request oral argument, but the court decides whether to hold it or rule on the briefs, and in many Superior Courts the court — not the party — sets the hearing date after a request. Composes with az-statewide-format for the caption, az-schedule-hearing for obtaining or coordinating the date, and az-draft-motion for the underlying motion.

This skill should be used to scaffold an Arizona proposed form of order or proposed judgment for a judge's signature. Triggers include "draft an Arizona proposed order", "Ariz. R. Civ. P. 58 entry of judgment", "lodge a proposed judgment Arizona", "Rule 54(b) certification Arizona", "proposed form of order Arizona", "order on motion Arizona", "default judgment order Arizona". Produces a proposed order or proposed judgment with the caption replicated, recitals, a decretal "IT IS ORDERED" / "IT IS ADJUDGED" block, an effective-date / entry line, and the judge-signature line at the foot. Covers the Rule 58 lodging-and-objection path by which a party lodges a proposed form of judgment and the court signs, the Rule 54(b) certification of finality on fewer than all claims/parties, the Rule 54(d) limit on default-judgment relief, and the rule that only a judge signs. Composes with az-statewide-format for the caption and az-submit-order for the transmittal workflow.

Subject-matter bundle for Arizona employment matters — wrongful termination, workplace discrimination, harassment, retaliation, unpaid wages, minimum wage, paid sick time, non-compete, workers'-compensation. Triggers: "Arizona employment", "Arizona wrongful termination", "AEPA", "Arizona at-will", "ACRA Arizona discrimination", "Arizona Civil Rights Act", "Arizona unpaid wages", "Arizona Wage Act", "Arizona minimum wage", "Arizona paid sick time", "Arizona non-compete", "Valley Medical Specialists v Farber", "workers comp exclusive remedy", "Arizona right-to-work". Covers AEPA (A.R.S. 23-1501) at-will baseline, ACRA (A.R.S. 41-1461) Title VII discrimination (15+ employees), Arizona Wage Act (§ 23-350 et seq.) with treble-damages (§ 23-355), minimum wage and paid sick time (§ 23-363/23-371), non-compete per Valley Medical Specialists v. Farber, workers'-compensation exclusive remedy (§ 23-1022), right-to-work.

Use this skill to fact-check an Arizona court filing before it is filed. Triggers include "fact check Arizona filing", "verify A.R.S. citation", "is this Arizona case real", "check my Arizona brief", "ARCP vs ARFLP", "Arizona citation format", "verify the rule cites in my Maricopa motion", "which rule set applies in Justice Court", "audit this Arizona pleading", and "check that my numbers are consistent across the packet". Runs four passes: (1) citation verification against authoritative Arizona sources (A.R.S. statutes; Ariz. R. Civ. P. / Ariz. R. Evid. / Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure / Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure; cases in Arizona/Bluebook form — Ariz. / Ariz. App. / P.2d / P.3d — via CourtListener); (2) internal consistency; (3) packet consistency; (4) sworn-versus-argued consistency.

Use to choose venue and handle filing mechanics for Arizona domestic-relations case in Family Department of Superior Court — dissolution, legal separation, annulment, legal decision-making, parenting time, child support, spousal maintenance, paternity, protective orders. CRITICAL FLAG: family cases run on SEPARATE Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure (ARFLP), not ARCP, with mandatory disclosure (Rule 49). Covers venue, Conciliation Court, parent information program, parenting conferences, mediation, AZTurboCourt e-filing, family forms. Triggers: "Arizona family court", "file for divorce Arizona", "dissolution of marriage Arizona", "Arizona legal decision-making parenting time", "ARFLP Arizona family rules", "Arizona order of protection", "Conciliation Court Arizona", "Arizona parenting plan", "Arizona Rule 49 disclosure". Venue/procedural skill; defers substantive law to az-family-law.

Use for any Arizona family-law / domestic-relations matter: dissolution (divorce), covenant marriage, community-property division, legal decision-making, parenting time, child support, spousal maintenance, relocation, interstate jurisdiction. Triggers: "Arizona divorce", "dissolution of marriage Arizona", "irretrievably broken Arizona", "Arizona divorce waiting period", "covenant marriage Arizona", "Arizona community property", "legal decision-making Arizona", "Arizona parenting time", "Arizona child support", "spousal maintenance Arizona", "Arizona relocation", "Arizona UCCJEA", "Arizona UIFSA". Covers: no-fault dissolution (A.R.S. § 25-312) with 60/90-day waiting, covenant marriage (§ 25-901 et seq.), community-property (§ 25-211/25-213/ 25-318), legal decision-making and parenting time (§ 25-401/25-403), relocation (§ 25-408), child support (§ 25-320 + Guidelines), spousal maintenance (§ 25-319 + Guidelines), bar on common-law marriage (§ 25-111), UCCJEA / UIFSA.

Use when assembling and filing a complete Arizona court motion or pleading packet. Triggers include "file an Arizona court packet", "assemble Arizona filing", "AZTurboCourt e-filing", "how do I e-file in Arizona", "what documents do I file with my Arizona motion", "Arizona filing checklist", "redact sensitive data Arizona", "protect sensitive information Arizona filing", "Arizona filing fee", "fee deferral A.R.S. 12-302", "defer or waive Arizona court fees", "do I file on paper or electronically in Arizona". Walks through assembling the multi-document packet (motion + memorandum + proposed form of order + affidavit/declaration + certificate of service + exhibits), the AZTurboCourt e-filing channel and whether it is mandatory in the venue, the Arizona sensitive-data redaction rule, the filing-fee question and the A.R.S. § 12-302 deferral/waiver, and paper filing where applicable.

Use when an Arizona defendant has just been served with a civil complaint or summons. Triggers: "I got served Arizona", "answer an Arizona complaint", "I was sued in Arizona", "served with a summons in Arizona", "20 days to answer Arizona", "affirmative defenses Arizona Rule 8(d)", "motion to dismiss Arizona Rule 12(b)(6)", "set aside default Arizona Rule 55", "entry of default Arizona", "counterclaim Arizona Rule 13", "jury demand Arizona Rule 38", "compulsory arbitration Arizona", "first 30 days after being sued in Arizona". Covers Ariz. R. Civ. P. 12(a) answer window (20 days in-state / 30 days out-of-state), Rule 8 answer with admissions/denials, Rule 8(d) affirmative defenses (WAIVER RISK if omitted), Rule 12(b) motion-to-dismiss grounds, Rule 55 default entry / set-aside, Rule 13 counterclaims, Rule 38 jury demand, Rules 72-77 compulsory arbitration program keyed to county dollar threshold.

Use when preparing for or conducting a hearing in an Arizona court (Superior Court or Justice Court). Triggers: "Arizona motion hearing", "Rule 7.1 oral argument Arizona", "request oral argument Arizona", "remote hearing Arizona", "telephonic hearing Arizona", "scheduling conference Rule 16 Arizona", "Arizona case management conference", "compulsory arbitration hearing Arizona", "Rule 72 arbitration Arizona", "courtroom etiquette Arizona", "hearing-day checklist Arizona", "how do I argue a motion in Arizona". Covers motion practice and oral argument under Ariz. R. Civ. P. 7.1 (critical: court may decide on briefs without oral argument even if requested), remote/telephonic appearances, Rule 16 scheduling and case-management conferences, compulsory-arbitration hearings under Rules 72-77, courtroom etiquette, and hearing-day packet.

Use when filing in or defending a case in an Arizona Justice Court — the limited-jurisdiction trial court and dominant consumer-debt and eviction forum. Triggers: "Arizona Justice Court", "Arizona small claims", "sued for a debt Arizona Justice Court", "Arizona eviction special detainer", "JCRCP", "Justice Court answer Arizona", "justice of the peace Arizona", "small claims division Arizona", "which Justice Court precinct", "appeal Justice Court to Superior Court Arizona". Covers the separate Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure (JCRCP) — critical flag: do not use Superior Court rules. Covers civil jurisdiction, small-claims division (no appeal), special detainer / forcible detainer eviction procedures, answer deadlines, the high default-judgment volume in debt cases, and appeal to Superior Court. Layer on top of az-statewide-format.

Subject-matter bundle for Arizona residential landlord-tenant disputes — evictions ("special detainer" in Justice Court), predicate notices, security deposits, habitability, maintenance duties, repair-and-deduct, retaliation. Triggers: "eviction Arizona", "special detainer Arizona", "5-day notice Arizona rent", "10-day notice Arizona lease violation", "ARLTA A.R.S. 33-1301", "Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act", "Arizona security deposit", "Arizona landlord tenant", "RPEA Arizona eviction", "forcible detainer Arizona", "writ of restitution Arizona", "Arizona habitability", "repair and deduct Arizona", "retaliation Arizona". Covers ARLTA (A.R.S. § 33-1301 et seq.), special detainer (§ 33-1377) under Rules of Procedure for Eviction Actions (RPEA), notice regime (§ 33-1368), security deposits (§ 33-1321), maintenance duty, repair-and-deduct (§ 33-1363), retaliation (§ 33-1381), Mobile Home Parks Act.

Matter-neutral reference catalog for Arizona civil practice. Contains Ariz. R. Civ. P. maps (pleadings, mandatory initial disclosure Rule 26.1, tiered-case discovery Rule 26.2 Tier 1/2/3, interrogatories, production, admissions, depositions, summary judgment, default, judgments, relief, compulsory arbitration); separate ARFLP (Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure); Ariz. R. Evid. including business-records (Rule 803(6)), self-authentication (Rule 902(11)), Daubert adoption (Rule 702); fees-and-costs framework; Bluebook citation conventions; landmark precedents; online-sources/data-API catalog. Triggers: "Arizona civil rule", "Ariz. R. Civ. P.", "Rule 26.1", "Rule 26.2", "tiered discovery", "Arizona summary judgment", "compulsory arbitration", "Arizona evidence rule", "Ariz. R. Evid.", "ARFLP", "A.R.S. § ...", "Arizona citation format", "look up Arizona law on X". Host skill for reference corpora.

Use when drafting or filing civil documents in the Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County — the largest trial court in Arizona, sitting in Phoenix. Triggers include "Maricopa County Superior Court", "file in Maricopa County", "Phoenix superior court", "Maricopa Commercial Court", "Maricopa compulsory arbitration", "Maricopa local rules", "Central Court Building Phoenix", "AZTurboCourt Maricopa", "sued in Maricopa County", and "Maricopa County civil case number". Covers the downtown and regional court facilities, general civil jurisdiction, the Local Rules of Practice for the Superior Court in Maricopa County, the compulsory-arbitration jurisdictional limit set by local rule, the Commercial Court specialty calendar, complex-case assignment, AZTurboCourt e-filing, and Maricopa case-type / case-number conventions. Layer on top of az-statewide-format.

Subject-matter bundle for Arizona personal-injury and tort actions. Triggers: "Arizona personal injury", "Arizona car accident", "Arizona auto accident", "Arizona pure comparative negligence", "Arizona comparative fault", "Arizona several liability", "joint liability abolished Arizona", "nonparty at fault Arizona", "Arizona no damages cap", "Arizona Constitution damages", "Arizona medical malpractice", "preliminary expert opinion affidavit Arizona", "Arizona notice of claim", "Arizona public entity", "dog bite Arizona", "Arizona slip and fall", "Arizona wrongful death", "Arizona UM UIM". Covers pure comparative negligence (A.R.S. § 12-2505), several liability with abolition of joint liability and nonparty-at-fault (§ 12-2506), constitutional prohibition on damage caps, medical-malpractice expert-affidavit gate (§ 12-2603), 180-day notice / 1-year SOL against public entities, 2-year SOL, dog-bite strict liability, UM/UIM coverage.

Use when drafting or filing documents in the Pima County Superior Court in Tucson — Arizona's second-largest court. Triggers include "Pima County Superior Court", "file in Pima County", "sued in Pima County", "Tucson superior court", "Pima County courthouse", "Pima local rules", "Pima compulsory arbitration", "Pima FASTAR", "Pima County case number", and "Pima County scheduling order". Covers the court's general civil jurisdiction, the Pima County Superior Court local rules, the FASTAR program that Pima uses in place of ordinary compulsory arbitration for lower-value civil cases, case-management / scheduling-order practice, AZTurboCourt e-filing, and case-type / case-number conventions. Layer on top of az-statewide-format.

Use when navigating post-judgment procedure in an Arizona civil case. Triggers include "Arizona garnishment", "writ of garnishment Arizona", "garnishment of earnings Arizona A.R.S. 12-1598", "non-earnings garnishment Arizona", "set aside Arizona judgment Rule 60", "vacate Arizona judgment", "relief from judgment Arizona", "motion for new trial Arizona Rule 59", "alter or amend judgment Arizona", "Arizona exemptions A.R.S. 33-1101 homestead", "personal property exemptions Arizona A.R.S. 33-1121", "judgment renewal Arizona", "renew Arizona judgment by affidavit", "writ of execution Arizona", "judgment lien Arizona A.R.S. 33-961", "debtor exam Arizona", "satisfaction of judgment Arizona". Covers post-judgment motions, enforcement of money judgments (garnishment, execution, judgment liens, debtor's examination, renewal), the A.R.S. Title 33 exemption framework, and satisfaction of judgment.

Use when drafting Arizona court documents for a self-represented (pro se) litigant. Triggers include "represent myself Arizona", "Arizona pro se", "self-represented Arizona court", "filing without a lawyer in Arizona", "Arizona self-service center", "Arizona court forms", "fee waiver A.R.S. 12-302", "defer or waive court fees Arizona", "AZTurboCourt", "do I need a bar number to file in Arizona". Covers the pro-se drafting framework adapted for Arizona civil practice, the Rule 11 certification (self-represented filers omit the bar number), service of process under Ariz. R. Civ. P. 4 / 4.1 / 4.2 and service of subsequent papers under Rule 5, fee deferral and waiver under A.R.S. § 12-302, the Arizona Judicial Branch Self-Service Center and county Law Library Resource Centers, AZTurboCourt e-filing, and interpreter / ADA accommodations. Composes with az-statewide-format, the az-draft- scaffolders, and the venue skills.