Family Court Forms for Maricopa County Residents

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Where to file in Maricopa County

Maricopa County Superior Court — Family Court Division

201 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix, AZ 85003

Phone: (602) 506-3204 · E-filing available

Maricopa County — what you need to know

Maricopa County has one of the largest family court systems in the country. The Family Court Division handles all divorce, custody, support, and domestic violence matters.

E-filing is available and strongly encouraged. Self-represented litigants can also use the Maricopa County Self-Service Center, which offers free assistance with forms and procedures at multiple locations.

The Self-Service Center locations include the downtown Phoenix courthouse and several satellite offices. They cannot give legal advice but can help with procedural questions.

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Frequently asked questions — Maricopa County

Where do I file family court forms in Maricopa County Arizona?

The main filing location is Maricopa County Superior Court, 201 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix, AZ 85003. E-filing is available and recommended. The Self-Service Center can help with procedural questions.

Does Maricopa County have a family court self-help center?

Yes. The Maricopa County Self-Service Center offers free procedural assistance at multiple locations. They cannot give legal advice. SharpeSystem prepares your forms before you go.

How long does a divorce take in Maricopa County Arizona?

Arizona has a mandatory 60-day waiting period after serving your spouse before a divorce can be finalized. Uncontested divorces typically take 60–90 days. Contested cases can take a year or more.

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