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Help navigating protective orders and harassment injunctions. Ask what advocacy is available for the case.
Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking needing court advocacy.
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SourceOfficial route for reporting suspected consumer fraud and submitting a consumer complaint.
Who it serves: People reporting a consumer transaction or suspected fraud within the office’s authority; the office reviews whether it can act.
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SourceArizona Attorney General Civil Rights Division
Complaint screening for unlawful discrimination in areas such as employment, housing and public accommodations.
Who it serves: People alleging discrimination covered by Arizona civil-rights law; legal coverage and filing deadlines depend on the claim.
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SourceOfficial guidance and forms for record sealing, set-asides, civil-rights restoration and marijuana expungement in Arizona.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceArizona Attorney General’s Office
Free life-care-planning packets, including healthcare and mental-health powers of attorney and living-will forms for Arizona residents.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceArizona Free Legal Answers / American Bar Association
Online civil-law questions answered by volunteer attorneys for financially eligible users.
Who it serves: Adults with qualifying low income and assets, not incarcerated and not already represented for the matter; the site screens eligibility. Civil matters only.
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SourceApplication review for people claiming actual innocence or manifest injustice in a qualifying conviction.
Who it serves: Arizona convictions, or qualifying federal cases originating in Arizona; applicant must not already have counsel or a current right to appointed counsel for the matter. Other screening criteria apply.
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SourceA free legal-clinic starting point listed by the Maricopa County court.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceStart with the need that matters most. Check who the program serves, its location, and the intake steps before you travel.
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A dated, text-only snapshot of public program information. It contains no private plan or client answers. It can become outdated; confirm instructions before travel.
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