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Children Hurt Too

Children are in pain when Domestic Violence in is their lives. This Booklet gives information about how to help children deal with Domestic Violence. More »

by: Arizona Supreme Court, Court Services Division


Gila County Resources for Domestic Violence

Find Gila County Court locations, phone numbers and websites, resources for counseling, legal aid, victim assistance, shelters, safe houses and more. More »


Graham County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Greenlee County Resources for Domestic Violence

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La Paz County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Maricopa County Domestic Violence Resources

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Mohave County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Navajo County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Pima County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Pinal County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Santa Cruz County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Yavapai County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Yuma County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Tribal Resources for Domestic Violence

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Cochise County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Coconino County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Apache County Resources for Domestic Violence

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Things You Should Know about Protective Orders

When you are in a relationship with someone who uses threats, harasses, molests, stalks, attacks, batters or strikes you, your family or your children, that person is committing Domestic Violence. You are not alone. More »

by: Arizona Supreme Court, Court Services Division


County Resources for Domestice Violence Victims

Just click on your County below to find information and phone numbers for the courts, counseling, legal aid, victim assistance, shelters, safe houses and more. More »


Domestic Violence Survivor's Guide

Find information about how to report domestice violence, getting and enforcing protective orders, hearings and more.

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Victim's Bill of Rights

Arizona leads the nation in the most victim's rights provided. In addition to statutes, Arizona has a constitutional amendment for victim's rights. Learn about these rights here.

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Where to Find an Attorney for Specific Legal Advice

 All Legal Services programs in Arizona differ, and their criteria for accepting cases vary as well. Find out what programs are available and where to go for asssistance. More »


Domestic Violence Resource Guide

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Questions

Question: Who can serve a protective order in Arizona?
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Question: what are the circumstances that cause a domestic violence to become a felony
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Question: Was arrested Friday at 2100 hours for aggressive assault D.V. in Arizona, I live in another state. Had my pre-hearing, the victim did not show up. Was told about the infraction and what can happen and given a bond. The judge stated that after 48 hours, if the there was no filing the case would be drop. The sheet from the court states the 48 hours on the bottom of the sheet. Can the state uphold what is on the sheet from the judge's court order. And if 48 hours has gone by, is the case dropped?
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Question: I was charged with an Assault 3 months ago. Will it ever be taken off of my record?
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Question: how do you make police make an arrest when the court order has been violated and what can i do if the refuse?
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