As the fourth largest trial court system in the nation, we serve Maricopa County with innovative and nationally recognized programs.
Settling legal disagreements and disputes between individuals and organizations in our community.
Ruling on criminal cases that threaten or harm the safety and welfare of people in Maricopa County.
Resolving cases affecting families and children including divorce, custody, and child support.
Assisting minors at risk of abuse or neglect, and serving minors accused of committing a crime.
Hearing criminal, civil and administrative appeals from 23 Municipal Courts and 26 Justice of the Peace Courts, in addition to administrative-law decisions.
A specialized department assisting with cases involving those experiencing mental illness or cognitive disabilities.
Guiding the distribution of assets and property after a person has died.
A specialized court that ensures those experiencing homelessness when convicted of minor crimes are treated equitably by the justice system.
Handling cases involving disputes related to taxes, including property and income taxes.
The probation departments help justice-involved individuals comply with probation to reduce the risk of reincarceration for adults and juveniles.
Supervising adults placed on probation following a sentence served or as an alternative to incarceration.
Supervising justice-involved minors and their families, including those diverted from court involvement, placed on probation, or requiring secure placement pending court.
The Clerk of the Superior Court is responsible for all court records and payments related to the justice and legal system.
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