Domestic Violence Article
County Resources for Domestice Violence Victims
Domestic Violence Resources by County
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.
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Graham County
Greenlee County
La Paz County
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Pinal County
Santa Cruz County
Tribal Resources
Yavapai County
Yuma County
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I would like to donate clothing for abused women but I am not aware the location to drop them off..
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I have an OOP against my ex boyfriend & he is still harassing/stalking me. I contact the police & file my reports. I am going to move back to Wa. state but my lease ends at the end of Dec. 2014. My question is.. can I get out of my lease early without any fines/fees or trouble?
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My ex husband came through the drive thru of my work while I was off, said to a coworker that he would pay him to kill me. My co worker told me and my boss about this. The police were notified and they said, " Well youre still standing, I guess if anything happens to you, we will start an investigation." Is this legal?
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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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I was recently in a relationship with a guy who was verbally and emotionally abusive. We were living together for about 3 months and he was always yelling at me and I was getting very scared. After he held me inside our apartment and refused to let me leave I finally got out and moved out. I tried to keep things civil. He moved to out of state but he says he will come back. He calls the house I am staying at several times a day. He breaks into my emails and talks to my friends. He threatens me and he gets very angry at times and calls me and says he will do stuff to me and he will do stuff to my friends . I was wondering what I could do. I am very stressed out and scared and I feel like it is getting worse and I need a solution. I looked up about an order of protection but Im not sure where to go and how to do it. Id like to stop him from contacting me, my family, and my friends. I feel that he may be emotionally unstable and have issues that could turn to violence. He says he is coming back to Arizona and I just want to protect myself, my family, and my friends.
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I have been in a domestic violence situation for 9 years. We had 3 kids out of wedlock and later on married. He is on the birth certificate but there is no court custody in place. He is also on the child abuse and neglect registry for failing to supervise my daughter properly and has domestic violence charges on his record, I was the victim. Can I relocate to another state with our children legally and not tell him?
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Me and my ex-spouse has joint custody, recently I move and have not reported to the court. Im scared to let him know my new residents due to the threats that I recieve by text and answering machine I decided to get a training order is there anything that I need to know addiction to this order?
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My family’s abuser (We’ve had an order of protection since October) has repeatedly contacted my father, threatening to call CPS on me. Tonight I saw him spying in a live stream video from my business instagram—it was not an account I knew, but definitely him. My bank account was also hacked into and I’m positive it was a move meant to send a message, as he used to control my finances and I thought this was the only card he never knew about. The court said call the police, the police say he’s allowed to do this. I’m scared and don’t know where to turn. Domestic advocacy places aren’t responding
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can police serve order of protection without seal on order
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My husband was arrested for domestic violence. Do I have to let him stay in our shared home?
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Cochise County Resources for Domestic Violence
Coconino County Resources for Domestic Violence
Gila County Resources for Domestic Violence
Graham County Resources for Domestic Violence
Greenlee County Resources for Domestic Violence
La Paz County Resources for Domestic Violence
Maricopa County Domestic Violence Resources
Mohave County Resources for Domestic Violence
Navajo County Resources for Domestic Violence
Pima County Resources for Domestic Violence
Pinal County Resources for Domestic Violence
Santa Cruz County Resources for Domestic Violence
Yavapai County Resources for Domestic Violence
Yuma County Resources for Domestic Violence
Tribal Resources for Domestic Violence
Where to Find an Attorney for Specific Legal Advice
Domestic Violence Resource Guide - DNA People's Legal Services
Protective Order Center - How to Obtain an Order of Protection from the Court