Domestic Violence Article
Pima County Resources for Domestic Violence
Pima County Resources for Domestic Violence
Pima County Superior Court, 110 W. Congress, Tucson, AZ 85701
General Information (520) 740-4200 TDD: (520) 740-8887
Clerk of the Court (520) 740-3200
Conciliation Court (520) 740-5590
Domestic Violence - Abuse Crisis Counseling
Administration of Resources and Choices Crisis Line 520-566-1919
Arizona Child Abuse or Neglect Hotline (CPS) 1-888-SOS-CHILD (1-888-767-2445)
Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence 1-800-782-6400
Boys Town National Hotline (24 Hours) 1-800-448-3000 TTY:1-800-448-1833
Casa de los Ninos/Tucson (520)624-5600
Community Partnership Of Southern Arizona 1-800-771-9889
Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse (24 hour bilingual Crisis Hotline) (520) 795-4266, (888) 428-0101
SAMHC (Crisis Hotline) (520) 622-6000
National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-SAFE(7233) TTY 1-800-787-7224
Parents Anonymous of AZ (Crisis Hotline) 1-800-352-0528
Southern Arizona Child & Family Advocacy Center (520)319-5511
Tobono O'odham/Papago Tribes - Sells (520)383-4590
Tucson Rape Crisis (Sexual Abuse/Sexual Assault)24 hours (520)327-1171
1-800-400-1001
Wingspan Domestic Violence Project (Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Transgender) 24 hours (520)624-0348 1-800-553-9387
Domestic Violence - Counseling for Abusers
Catholic Social Services (520)623-0344
Our Family Services (520)323-1708
Parents Anonymous of AZ (Crisis Hotline) 1-800-352-0528
Reflection Family Services Inc. (520)795-0981
Domestic Violence - Shelters/Safe Houses;
Administration of Resources and Choices (Elder Abuse) (520)327-2665
(24 hr) (520)566-1919
Boys Town National Hotline (24 Hours) 1-800-448-3000 TTY:1-800-448-1833
Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse (24 hour bilingual Crisis Hotline) (520) 795-4266, (888) 428-0101
Casa Amparo - South Tucson (Crisis Hotline) (520)746-1501
Casa de Los Ninos (Children) (520)624-5600
Our Family Services (520)323-1708
Salvation Army (520)622-5411
New Beginnings for Women & Children - Tucson (520)292-0648
Tucson Center for Women & Children/AVA Crisis Center (520)795-4266 (520)795-4880
1-888-428-0101
Information Resources
Community Information and Referral(24 hours) 602-263-8856
1-800-352-3792
Contact Shelter Hotline-24 Hour Information & Referral (602)263-8856
1-800-352-3792
Jewish Family and Children's Services (520)795-0300 ext 228
Parent Assistance Hotline (Information on Parents' Legal Rights) 1-800-732-8193
Indian Health Service (Tucson), San Xavier Health Service (520)295-2550
Sue Miles-Dyson, Director, Adult Diversion I (520)740-5596
Legal Services
Southern Arizona Legal Aid (520)623-9465
Victim Rights and Witness Assist Program
AZ State Attorney General (602)542-4911
Orders of Protection/Injunctions Against Harassment
Marana Municipal Court (520)682-3980
Oro Valley Municipal Court (520)297-4780
Sahuarita Municipal Court (520)648-0658
South Tucson Municipal Court (520)792-2424
Tucson Municipal Court (520)791-2570
Ajo Justice Court (520)387-7684
Green Valley Justice Court (520)648-0658
Tucson Justice Court (520)740-3505
Tucson Police Dept. (520)791-2520
Clerk of the Superior Court (520)740-3210
Victim Rights and Witness Assist Program
AZ State Attorney General (602)542-4911
Victim Services
Casa de Los Ninos - Family Visitation Services (520)624-5600 Ex.401
Pima County Attorney Victim Witness Program (520)740-5525
Comments:
On 9/28/08
Deena said
TCWC and Brewster have merged, and are now called Emerge. There are also many more Batterers Programs, listed on the ADHS website , as well as a DV prevention class at Old Pueblo Counseling.
On 5/28/08
Cindy said
I see all these places and phone numbers,but not a one was able to help me at any level,especially in a time of need.I called these numbers and such was in a shelter no one could help me get my son back from my brother,except CPS.
QUESTIONS
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When the offender is escorted by law enforcement to pick up his belongings from a shared residence. Is it a law that the officer stay present at ALL time as protection?
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My boyfriend was arrested last night for aggravated assault against me. I told the police that he has a history of mental illness and that he needed to go to a psychiatric hospital but they took him to jail anyway. I am not pressing charges but I am afraid the state will. How do I help him get the charge dropped and get mental help?
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If an order of protection is obtained, and an appeal was rejected. In the even the order is then modified and granted with the modification, does the order of protection get extended? For example: original order granted 11/12/2015, but was modified and granted 2/2/2016 is the new date 2/2/2016 or does remain the date of the original service?
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I had to leave a rental property because of an order of protection. The problem is that I had already paid in full the hole lease in advance. The law states that he is supposed to refund my money in case of a domestic violence issue. I have not received any money from him or the return of my security deposit either and he is refusing to pay me. What do I do to get my money he owes me back?
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Can a mother get in trouble if they know their 30 year old daughter is in a abusive relationship. How can the help legally?
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My son went to court and got my restraining order against him dismissed. I went to court and got a copy of the proof of service which was signed by his fiancée. She never served me. Is it legal for her to serve me?
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My teenage daughter and I were both arrest for domestic violence and both of us were prosecuted. Same case yet we were both identified as defendants which very effectively eliminated any accountability especially by the courts to address "Victim's Rights" at all. The words "dominate aggressor" does not exist , at least not in the statues in AZ. So my question is: How do the courts justify this? Is this ethical? Every justification so far has been absolutely absurd. Have you thought this through at all? Obviously: no victim, double fees, more income, more DV programs as Dual arrests increase
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My mother recently tried to punch me and when she did so I blocked it and pushed her off of me, she says that I am legally obliged to let her discipline me as my parent, is this true?
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Im separated not yet divorced. We lived in Arizona then agreed to move to Colorado last August. While in Colorado she was verbally abusive, she cheated and at one point hit me in front of our son and daughter. I told her I no longer wanted to be with her. She took the kids back to Arizona.I only allowed this because she said she would send them to me in January, yet never did.I have emails to prove hitting&leaving agreement. Also of her saying I cant skype the kids unless I sends money, though I have been biweekly.I want custody but dont have the funds right now. Where can I start?
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I am wondering what this means: 7/28/2015 CAL: NON-WIT PROB REV HRNG 7/1/2015 ADDRESS/PHONE UPDATED 7/1/2015 ORDER: COMM REST GLEN HOUSING 7/1/2015 CAL:TREATMENT CT REMEDIAL-DV 7/1/2015 ARRN HELD 6/4/2015 ORDER: SUMMONS 6/4/2015 DEF FTA'D Its for a domestic Violence case.
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