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Family Court Forms for Pima County Residents

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Where to file in Pima County

Pima County Superior Court — Family Law Division

110 W. Congress St., Tucson, AZ 85701

Phone: (520) 724-3200  · E-filing available

Pima County — what you need to know

Pima County family law matters are handled by the Superior Court in Tucson. The Family Law Division is located in the downtown courthouse.

E-filing is available through the Arizona Courts e-filing system.

Pima County has a Self-Help Center at the courthouse that provides free procedural assistance for self-represented litigants.

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Most of these guided forms produce Maricopa County Superior Court documents. Other Arizona counties may use different captions — check with your local court.

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Frequently asked questions — Pima County

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

File at Pima County Superior Court, 110 W. Congress St., Tucson, AZ 85701. E-filing is also available.

Is there a self-help center in Pima County for family court?

Yes. Pima County has a Self-Help Center at the courthouse offering free procedural guidance. SharpeSystem helps you prepare your paperwork before you go.

What is legal decision-making in Arizona custody cases?

Arizona uses the term "legal decision-making" instead of legal custody. It refers to the right to make major decisions about a child's education, healthcare, and religious upbringing. Parenting time refers to the physical schedule.

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