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How can I contact the Arizona Center for Disability Law?

You may request our assistance by calling, writing or e-mailing us. A staff person will review your concerns with you.

 

The Center has simplified the process that you use to access our programs and services.  If you live in the Phoenix metropolitan area, you can call (602) 274-6287(Voice or TTY).  If you live anywhere else in the state, you can dial toll-free 1-800-927-2260(Voice or TTY). 

All requests for services and information will be handled from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in our Phoenix office at: 

3839 N. Third St., Suite 209
Phoenix, AZ 85012

(602) 274-6287 (voice/tty)
(800) 927-2260 (voice/tty)
Fax: (602) 274-6779

Email: center@azdisabilitylaw.org

While we do not have the resources to provide individual legal representation to every caller, we are truly committed in providing accurate disability-related legal information and advice to more individuals who need our services and assistance.  In addition to limited legal representation, our goal is to provide efficient, streamlined services to educate people with disabilities and their family members on how to enforce their legal rights through self advocacy. Our self advocacy guides and other disability-related documents can be found on the Center’s website at www.azdisabilitylaw.org

 

 

Some problems can be resolved over the telephone, while others require the help of an advocate or lawyer. Demand for legal assistance greatly exceeds our available staff. Assistance is only provided for disability-related issues in established priority areas. The Center does not charge for services.