Making the Request
Courts wish to be accessible to all. If you have a court hearing coming up and are in need of special accommodations to attend, please download and fill out our Americans with Disabilities Act Accommodation Request Form.
Some accommodations may take longer than others, so please make your request with as much time as possible before your hearing date.
Please complete this form and present it to the court which is handling your case. Some courts will accept this form by email. You can send email through links on our Locations page. Alternative means of submitting an accommodation request, such as by personal interview or a tape recording, will be made available to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request to court staff.
Upon receiving the form the court will provide a response as soon as reasonably possible. If the request is not something the Justice Courts are able to fulfill, we will likely refer you to Superior Court's ADA Coordinator, where there are additional resources.
For additional detailed information about the Maricopa County Superior Court's Title II ADA policies, please read Maricopa County Superior Court's Notice of Court Access Information for Persons with Disabilities.
Hearing Impaired?
Grievance Procedure
If you are dissatisfied with the response to your ADA request, Maricopa County Superior Court has an official Grievance Procedure you may use.
Grievances must be filed within 60 days of the alleged discriminatory act. You may also utilize any other remedy allowed under federal or state law by filing a complaint with the appropriate federal or state agency.