Arizona Superior Court in Pima County - Tucson, Arizona

Tribunal Superior de Arizona en el Condado de Pima

El Tribunal Superior de Arizona en el Condado de Pima es una institución judicial fundamental en la administración de justicia en el sur de Arizona. Este tribunal, ubicado en el corazón de Tucson, se encarga de resolver una amplia gama de asuntos legales, desde disputas civiles y penales hasta procedimientos de familia y bancarios. Se considera un pilar esencial del sistema legal del estado y juega un papel crucial en la protección de los derechos y libertades de los ciudadanos.

Ubicación e Información de Contacto

La sede del Tribunal Superior de Arizona en el Condado de Pima se encuentra en una ubicación estratégica: Dirección: 110 W Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701, Estados Unidos. Para facilitar el acceso a todos los usuarios, el tribunal ofrece diversas opciones de contacto, incluyendo un Teléfono: 5207244200. AdemÃs, la información completa sobre el tribunal, incluyendo horarios de atención, procedimientos judiciales y recursos útiles, està disponible en su pÃgina web oficial: PÃgina web: sc.pima.gov. Este enlace proporcionarà acceso directo a documentos, formularios y actualizaciones relevantes para cualquier persona involucrada en el sistema judicial del condado.

Especialidades y Servicios Ofrecidos

El Tribunal Superior de Arizona en el Condado de Pima ofrece una amplia gama de servicios legales. Su principal especialidad es el Palacio de justicia, donde se llevan a cabo todos los procesos judiciales. MÃs específicamente, el tribunal se encarga de:

• Asuntos Civiles: Resolución de disputas entre individuos, empresas u organizaciones, incluyendo demandas por daños y perjuicios, incumplimiento de contratos, propiedad, y mÃs.
• Asuntos Penales: Manejo de casos criminales, desde arrestos y acusaciones hasta juicios y sentencias.
• Procedimientos Familiares: Resolución de conflictos relacionados con el matrimonio, el divorcio, la custodia de los hijos, la manutención, la adopción y la herencia.
• Procedimientos de Bancarrota: Asistencia a individuos y empresas que buscan protección bajo el Código de Bancarrota de los Estados Unidos.
• Juicios de Desahucio: Manejo de demandas de desalojo de propiedades.
• Juicios de Protección: Procesos para proteger a individuos de abuso o violencia doméstica.

El tribunal se esfuerza por garantizar un proceso justo y equitativo para todas las partes involucradas en los casos que se presentan ante él.

Accesibilidad y Servicios de Apoyo

El Tribunal Superior de Arizona en el Condado de Pima està comprometido con la accesibilidad para todos los ciudadanos. Ofrece una serie de otros datos de interés para garantizar que todos los usuarios puedan participar plenamente en el sistema judicial. Estos incluyen:

• Acceso para sillas de ruedas: El edificio del tribunal està equipado con rampas y ascensores para facilitar el acceso a personas con movilidad reducida.
• Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas: Se han designado espacios de aparcamiento específicamente para sillas de ruedas, ubicados estratégicamente cerca de la entrada principal.
• Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas: Se dispone de baños adaptados para personas con discapacidades.
• Aseos: El edificio cuenta con instalaciones sanitarias para todos los usuarios.

AdemÃs, el tribunal ofrece servicios de interpretación en varios idiomas para garantizar que todos los participantes en los procesos judiciales puedan comprender plenamente lo que se està discutiendo.

Opiniones y Valoración

Según Google My Business, el Tribunal Superior de Arizona en el Condado de Pima cuenta con 51 valoraciones. La opinión media es de 3.2/5. Si bien las opiniones son mixtas, reflejan la realidad de un tribunal que maneja una gran cantidad de casos y, por lo tanto, puede experimentar tiempos de espera y procesos burocrÃticos. Se recomienda a los usuarios tener paciencia y prepararse adecuadamente para sus citas. La valoración media indica una necesidad de mejorar la comunicación y la eficiencia en algunos aspectos del servicio.

👍 Opiniones de Arizona Superior Court in Pima County

Standoutmodel

1/5

"This court is beginning the trial for my 29-year-old brother in July. He is being charged with murder and robbery based on false allegations from the state, which include false witnesses and planted evidence. The state has been pursuing him since he was a minor, attempting to paint a picture of who he is. They have placed him on a watchlist for most of his life, and family members and friends have been warned to stay away from helping him. As his sister, I believe he was set up. I also believe that some law enforcement officials may be fabricating cases like his. My brother has been involved with the system since he was a minor in Child Protective Services, and instead of receiving help and resources, he was institutionalized. He was stripped of his parental rights, and his parole or probation officers often fail to check in or change offices frequently. I think a lawsuit, potentially under RICO Law or CCE, is necessary to restore justice and provide proper assistance to people and their families. Locking away lives due to laziness and a lack of diligence in charging people with true claims and evidence is unjust. This can happen to anyone. Furthermore, the identity of the man who was allegedly murdered has not been disclosed. There were three other incidents on the same day, and the homicides continue with the wrong people being accused. The truth needs to be exposed, and the justice system needs to be reviewed and revised."

marcus P.

1/5

Jesus from legal regards is very rude and not helpful at all considering we are tax paying citizens and our taxes pay your salaries you should be fired or moved downstairs to the mail room after speaking with his manager. The manager informed me that I could go online and get the information instead of Jesus being rude and telling me I had to pay $.50 per copy, and I had to go in person when there was a whole another solution and he could’ve gone that route instead he went the route he went and was very rude about it

Justin E.

1/5

While at the Superior Court building in Tucson, I walked through the metal detector and it went off. Nobody said anything to me and I was told to grab my stuff. Once I started the walk away the guard with the wand was very rude in telling me to wait and go put my stuff back. He then proceeded to say that I couldn’t just walk off because the detector beeped. I understand the protocol but this should have been addressed once I walked through the scanner. Not after I was told to pick up my belongings and proceed. Staff appears lazy in the posture and lack professionalism for a government building.

Lynda C.

4/5

I've only been here dealing with probate stuff, so in my experience, it's not too bad. Note though parking is not clear & at least 1 elevator to garage was not working so I had to walk around. Also, google doesn't tell you where to park & gives you walking directions that take you in a huge unnecessary circle.

Bobby L.

1/5

these boneheads mistakenly reported my designated driving misdemeanor charge to the dmv as a felony! my license was then unjustly suspended. I had to write the court and have them correct it which they also communicated to the dmv. even then, the dmv messed things up and the license was categorized as cancelled, but that's another story (I'm just so glad i wasn't driving to have to find that out). It's not my job to keep having to correct the courts. I'm not the department of corrections!

Tighe S.

5/5

Is it safe to leave an honest review, aww well here we go. If you have time, do a crime an stop by it'll be just fine.. they got some of the best here to help releave you of your financial goals and future plans. If you need help planing for your immediate future, this is the place to be. They can help you with that.... Friendly promt service, genuine, thoughtful, friendly people. I'll definitely be back.. love this place...

Fearfully M.

1/5

END DEATH ROW YOU ARE NOT SINLESS!

Ashley J.

2/5

The clerks, recorder and library staff all need to be on the same page...especially the clerks. I saw several people who were frustrated, including me because we all get different information from one person to the next. They act like we have no lives and don't pay anything to get these copied/filed/drive here/park/etc. We take time off work and have to wait for hrs...this last time, I waited 3 hrs (which seemed common compared to what others were saying). It's ridiculous. You guys need to be trained by the same person or be on the same page. Stop having one person say to fill out 1 packet, yet the other person says it's wrong or it cant be filed or something else needs to be done...