The term probate court is a common term loosely referring to the probate division located within a state or county courthouse. In the state of Arizona, the Superior Court is the level of court responsible for overseeing matters related to probate court.
Yavapai County Superior Court is listed as a registered probate court within Yavapai County, Arizona.
In most instances within Arizona, there is at least one Superior Court courthouse location within each county. Sometimes a county may have multiple courthouses and may also have multiple probate court locations. Such is often the case in larger metropolis counties where population is dense or also in spread-out, rural counties, which may use a courthouse annex or satellite office system to accommodate nearby citizens with easier access in proximity or distance.
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3 months ago
Covid guidelines are followed and taken seriously. Court clerks are courteous and helpful, as are the security staff.
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2 years ago
Oh God, where to start...... completely old western court house.... and old western justice to match. The the staff that work this place are rude. ESPECIALLY if you live outside the county. I had a case here in this court house. The initial rulings were not fair and biased based on a defendant living out of county. Your side of the story won't be heard if you live out of county. The people of Prescott have complete contempt for the people living in The Valley and think they are far superior. It wasn't until I started filing complaints with the judiciary committee in Phoenix that the rulings started to get better. But nothing close to justice at all.
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4 years ago
I was met with rudeness from the security guards at the metal detector gate. I realize this must be a very boring job for an officer, but please deal with the public respectfully. Going through a metal detector and being forced to remove valuables and belt is embarrassing to most of us that don't do this everyday. The two officers were abrupt and pushy to all of us that had to check in. A public servant must serve the public and do it politely and professionally ---you failed.
