FAQs • Graham County, AZ • CivicEngage

Can I talk to the judge?: Generally, the judge is not allowed to talk about evidence in the case with only one party at a time. Therefore, the judge tries to avoid talking about the details of the case with you, or the other side, separately. The best way to discuss the facts is to see an attorney who can advise you of what you should do or not do. The judge cannot advise you and cannot keep your conversations private from the other party.

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Justice Court-General Questions

1. When is the court open?: The court is open Monday – Thursday, 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Closed Fridays and all major holidays.

2. Where is the court located?: The court is located at 800 W. Main Street, Safford AZ.

3. How can I contact the court?: You may call the court at 928-428-1210. Monday – Thursday 7:00 am to 6:00 pm

4. How do I pay if my case is in collections?: Log on to: Arizona Courts Online Payment

5. How do I look up my case?: Visit the Arizona Judicial Branch website for Public Access to Court Information.

6. Can I talk to the judge?: Generally, the judge is not allowed to talk about evidence in the case with only one party at a time. Therefore, the judge tries to avoid talking about the details of the case with you, or the other side, separately. The best way to discuss the facts is to see an attorney who can advise you of what you should do or not do. The judge cannot advise you and cannot keep your conversations private from the other party.