EVICTION

The Public Information Office of the Arizona Supreme Court no longer publishes this pamphlet: Overview of Arizona Residential Landlord/Tenant Law.  General information pamphlet about relationships and rights of landlords and those who rent or lease from them.  For more information about the Landlord Tenant Act, go to the Secretary of State's web site. 

The Public Information Office of the Arizona Supreme Court no longer publishes this pamphlet: Residential Evictions for Nonpayment of Rent.  General information pamphlet about rights, responsibilities and procedures related to non-payment disputes between tenants and landlords.  For more information about the Landlord Tenant Act, go to the Secretary of State's web site.  

To prepare forms used in Eviction actions in Maricopa, Pima and Pinal Counties, please click here and visit our "AzTurboCourt" website.  This site will walk users through the process of creating documents required for Eviction Actions..

SMALL CLAIMS

The Public Information Office of the Arizona Supreme Court no longer publishes this pamphlet: Arizona's Small Claims Divisions.

To prepare forms used in Small Claims cases in Maricopa and Pinal Counties, please click here and visit our "AzTurboCourt" website.  This site will walk users through the process of creating documents required for Small Claims cases.

Small Claims Form.  This form is a complaint/summons form. The form can be printed for submission to some local courts; however, please contact the court in which you will be filing to confirm the use of this form as well as to verify the filing fees.

OTHER

Appearance Bond, also known as a bail bond, allows a defendant who is in jail to be released pending further court appearances. The purpose of the appearance bond is to guarantee the arrested person’s appearance at a time and place specified by the court. The amount of the bail bond varies with the seriousness of the charge and is set by the court.  (Text version)

AzLawHelp.org has information about civil legal issues, organizations that provide free legal help to low income clients, and other resources for people who can’t afford an attorney.  Self-help instructions and forms are available to download for people who want to help themselves and for legal aid advocates who want to assist their clients.

Civil Lawsuits. This site describes the steps involved in filing a civil lawsuit against an individual, business, corporation, or government entity.

Covenant Marriage in Arizona. This booklet describes what steps must be taken to enter into a covenant marriage. It also lists the limited reasons available for a legal separation or divorce for those in a covenant marriage. Specific questions about covenant marriages should be directed to a member of the clergy, a marriage counselor or a legal advisor.  (Text version)

Finding an Attorney.  The State Bar of Arizona has several resources listed to help individuals locate an attorney in the state of Arizona.

Name Change.  The Arizona Judicial Branch has provided several packets of forms and single forms in PDF (Portable Document Format), which can be filled out online using a standard Internet Explorer 4.x or Netscape 4.x browser. The completed or blank forms can then be printed for submission to the court.

Self Service Center is designed to provide information and forms for persons who are representing themselves in court. The information contained on this web site is intended to help you help yourself through the court system.