Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Chambers Communication Rules

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602-372-3149

Parties may contact the Court by email or phone to inquire about an overlooked motion or petition or the status of a case.

If you think we’ve overlooked a motion or petition, please don’t hesitate to email us at drj09@jbazmc.maricopa.gov or call the division phone number to inquire. Similarly, if you have questions about the status of a case you can absolutely contact us.

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The division email address is CVJ18@jbazmc.maricopa.gov.

Our division email address is CVJ18@jbazmc.maricopa.gov.

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To communicate with the division, contact staff using the provided email addresses.

If you need to communicate with the division, please contact staff at the above email addresses.

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You may call to ask about a pending matter after waiting a reasonable amount of time without hearing from the Court.

It is OK to call and ask about something that is pending, if you have waited for a reasonable amount of time but have not heard from us.

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Telephonic appearances at minor hearings are permitted if requested in advance.

Telephonic appearances at minor hearings is permitted with advance request.

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Division staff may email attorneys and their staff about scheduling.

Division staff may communicate with attorneys and their staff by email for scheduling purposes.

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For a minor deposition dispute, parties may call the Court to seek a short telephonic hearing; if multiple disputes are anticipated, the Court recommends alerting it in the days before the deposition.

Deposition Disputes: The Court is open to resolving minor disputes during depositions. When a dispute arises during a deposition, the parties may call the Court to seek a short telephonic hearing; recognizing that it may take some time to get the judge and the clerk on the phone. The parties may therefore need to instruct the court reporter to mark the disputed portion of the transcript and proceed with the rest of the deposition until the judge and clerk are available for the call. If the parties anticipate that a particular deposition will involve multiple disputes, it is best to alert the Court to the possibility that a telephonic hearing will be needed in the days prior to the deposition.

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The Court welcomes calls to the Judicial Assistant asking why a motion has not yet been decided.

The Court welcomes a call to the Judicial Assistant to ask why you have not yet received a ruling.

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If no ruling has been received on a filed motion, the Court may be notified in open court or by contacting the Judicial Assistant.

Please let the Court know if you did not get a ruling on a motion you filed either by addressing it in open court or by contacting the Judicial Assistant.

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After a hearing disconnection, try to reconnect and contact the Division by email or phone for assistance if needed.

If you have any technical issues that cause disconnection during a hearing, please try to reconnect. Please contact the Division by email or phone if you need assistance.

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Email to chambers

Phone

602-372-3135

Division staff may communicate with attorneys and their staff by email for scheduling purposes using the listed contact information.

The email address for the division is JUC02@jbazmc.maricopa.gov and the phone number is 602-372-3135. Email communication: Staff may communicate with attorneys and their staff by email for scheduling purposes.