I want a divorce and also need help getting child support. Can the County Attorney's Office help me?
The County Attorney's Office cannot provide legal advice or take legal action in your divorce. You should consult with a private lawyer. For matters concerning child support, call the Arizona Department of Economic Security's Child Support Enforcement Department at (602) 252-4045.

I believe my elderly relative is being victimized and/or abused. Who can I contact?
If you think an elderly individual is a victim of abuse, call your local police department. For other crimes committed against an elderly individual, such as telephone scams, contact the Arizona Attorney General's Elder Affairs Program at (602) 542-2124, or visit the Attorney General's Seniors web page.

I am a senior and have a legal question. Where can I get legal advice?
You or a family member on your behalf can call the Elder Law Hotline at (800) 231-5441. The Hotline is sponsored by Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc. and the Arizona Supreme Court. Through the Hotline, you can speak with an attorney for free if you are an Arizona resident and are at least 60 years of age. Visit the Elder Law Hotline's web site for more information.

I would like to adopt a child. Can the County Attorney's Office help?
The Maricopa County Attorney's Office handles uncontested adoptions. For more information, see our Adoptions page.