Estate Planning & Probate in Mohave County, Arizona

Local Procedures at the Superior Court

The Law Library is open to the public with the annotated Arizona Revised Statutes, the Arizona court rules including probate, self-help forms and packets, informational pamphlets and an attorney list. It emails available forms free of charge or prints them at $0.15 per page, and arranges pickup at a local Superior Court location for anyone unable to get forms by email or from the Forms and Form Kits page.

Under Arizona Code of Judicial Administration § 1-901, Attachment A, § III(F), wills and any document used to initiate a probate case may not be e-filed, so the application or petition and the original will are filed in person or by mail. Later documents in an open probate case may be e-filed through eFileAZ; a self-represented filer e-files under a registered eFileAZ login. A filer without the money, or whose estate cannot reimburse the fee, may ask the Clerk for the Fee Waiver and Deferral documents; fees may be deferred at the start of the case and deferred or waived at the end.