Domestic Violence Article
Yavapai County Resources for Domestic Violence
Yavapai County Resources for Domestic Violence
Yavapai County Superior Court, 120 S. Cortez, Prescott, AZ
Presiding Judge (928) 771-3312
Clerk of the Court (928) 771-3312
Court Administration (928) 771-3483
Law Library (928) 771-3309
Domestic Violence - Abuse Crisis Counseling
Arizona Child Abuse or Neglect Hotline (CPS) 1-888-SOS-CHILD (1-888-767-2445)
Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence 1-800-782-6400
Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona Crisis Line (520)836-2880
Boys Town National Hotline (24 Hours) 1-800-448-3000 TTY:1-800-448-1833
Stepping Stone Shelter (928)772-4184
West Yavapai Guidance Clinic (928)445-5211
National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-SAFE(7233) TTY 1-800-787-7224
Parents Anonymous of AZ (Crisis Hotline) 1-800-352-0528
Regional Behavioral Health Authority (928)774-2070
Turning Point Youth Crisis Shelter (928)778-7900
1-888-719-1008
Verde Valley Guidance Clinic (928)634-2236
West Yavapai Guidance Center (General) (928)445-7730
Yavapai/Apache Tribes - Camp Verde (928)567-3649
Yavapai Family Advocacy Center (Prescott Valley) (928)775-0669
Domestic Violence - Counseling for Abusers
Horizon Human Services of Central Arizona Crisis Line (520)836-1688
Parents Anonymous of AZ (Crisis Hotline) 1-800-352-0528
TASC-treatment Assessment Screening Center (victims & court ordered) (928)445-6844
Verde Valley Guidance Clinic (928)634-2236
West Yavapai Guidance Center (928)445-7730 (928)445-5211
Domestic Violence - Shelters/Safe Houses; (24 hours)
Boys Town National Hotline (24 Hours) 1-800-448-3000 TTY:1-800-448-1833
Faith House (928)445-4673
Inter Mountain (928)778-0351
Stepping Stones (Prescott) (928)445-4673
Turning Point Youth Crisis Shelter (928)778-7900
1-888-719-1008
Verde Valley Sanctuary (928)634-2511
Information Resources
Community Information and Referral(24 hours) 602-263-8856
1-800-352-3792
Contact Shelter Hotline-24 Hour Information & Referral (602)263-8856
1-800-352-3792
Parent Assistance Hotline (Information on Parents' Legal Rights) 1-800-732-8193
Legal Services
Community Legal Services - Prescott (928)445-9240
1-800-233-5114
Victim Rights and Witness Assist Program
AZ State Attorney General (602)542-4911
Victim Witness Program - Prescott (928)771-3485
Victim Witness Program - Verde Valley (928)567-7757
Orders of Protection/Injunctions Against Harassment
Camp Verde Municipal Court (928)567-6635
Chino Valley Municipal Court (928)636-4534
Clarkdale Municipal Court (928)634-1691
Cottonwood Municipal Court (928)634-9770
Jerome Municipal Court (928) 634-1691
Prescott Municipal Court (928)771-3300
Sedona Municipal Court (928)282-1189
Bagdad Justice Court (928)633-2141
Yarrnell Justice Court (928)427-3318
Verde Valley Justice Court (928)567-7715
Mayer Justice Court (928)632-7342
Prescott Justice Court (928)771-3300
Seligman Justice Court (928)422-3281
Clerk of the Superior Court (928)771-3312
Victim Services
Victim Rights and Witness Assist Program Yavapai County Attorney Victim Witness Program (928) 771-3485
AZ State Attorney General (602)542-4911
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QUESTIONS
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how do you make police make an arrest when the court order has been violated and what can i do if the refuse?
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My mother recently tried to punch me and when she did so I blocked it and pushed her off of me, she says that I am legally obliged to let her discipline me as my parent, is this true?
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I have been married for almost 11 years with 5 children ages 7 and under. I have been a stay at home mother for almost 8 years, have been attending school full time at home for the past 3 years and have plans to continue until I've reached my doctorate, which will take approx another 5 years. I found out my husband is being unfaithful and I want a separation but he won't agree to one, so I'd like a divorce. Is there a way I can get him to leave our home we own while I'm dealing with finding an attorney and filing? He won't be happy/nice if he knows. He won't let me let me leave with the kids.
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My teenage daughter and I were both arrest for domestic violence and both of us were prosecuted. Same case yet we were both identified as defendants which very effectively eliminated any accountability especially by the courts to address "Victim's Rights" at all. The words "dominate aggressor" does not exist , at least not in the statues in AZ. So my question is: How do the courts justify this? Is this ethical? Every justification so far has been absolutely absurd. Have you thought this through at all? Obviously: no victim, double fees, more income, more DV programs as Dual arrests increase
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My Ex husband was arrested for felony domestic violence in another state with his new wife. He and I share 2 children together and I am very concerned with my child's well being. Can I file emergency orders against him for full custody of my kids?
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I had to leave a rental property because of an order of protection. The problem is that I had already paid in full the hole lease in advance. The law states that he is supposed to refund my money in case of a domestic violence issue. I have not received any money from him or the return of my security deposit either and he is refusing to pay me. What do I do to get my money he owes me back?
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I was recently in a relationship with a guy who was verbally and emotionally abusive. We were living together for about 3 months and he was always yelling at me and I was getting very scared. After he held me inside our apartment and refused to let me leave I finally got out and moved out. I tried to keep things civil. He moved to out of state but he says he will come back. He calls the house I am staying at several times a day. He breaks into my emails and talks to my friends. He threatens me and he gets very angry at times and calls me and says he will do stuff to me and he will do stuff to my friends . I was wondering what I could do. I am very stressed out and scared and I feel like it is getting worse and I need a solution. I looked up about an order of protection but Im not sure where to go and how to do it. Id like to stop him from contacting me, my family, and my friends. I feel that he may be emotionally unstable and have issues that could turn to violence. He says he is coming back to Arizona and I just want to protect myself, my family, and my friends.
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In the past I have called in the police for help because my husband was hit, pushing or verbal abusing, but there was " never any mark or signs of abuse" so they said they couldn't help me. Las night out of nowhere he started to hit me again and push away some big soda bottles that my daughter and I were working on and did hit my daughter. But ones again I but have that many marks. Can I ask for help?
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I never took my son father down for child support . He was in prison for 8of the 14 years of our son life. Now I want child support. And to know if they will go back and make him pay for the back years
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