Avondale Warrant Records

Avondale warrant records can be accessed through the City Court in the West Valley. With nearly 97,000 residents, Avondale has grown into a significant suburb of Phoenix. The court handles city-level cases and has a clear fee schedule for records. This guide covers warrant records in Avondale.

Avondale City Court

The Avondale City Court handles city-level cases and issues warrants for missed court dates and unpaid fines.

The court is at 11325 West Civic Drive, Avondale, AZ 85323. Phone: (623) 333-5800. Fax: (623) 333-0580. Hours: Monday through Thursday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Note that the court follows a four-day work week.

Fees for records include: Research Request is $17. Certified Copy is $17 per case. Copy Fee is $0.50 per page. Audio CD is $17 per copy.

Types of Warrants in Avondale

Avondale City Court handles several types of warrants. Knowing which type you have helps you plan your next steps.

Bench warrants are the most common. Judges issue these when someone misses a court date or fails to pay a fine. To clear a bench warrant, you typically need to pay a bond amount set by the court. The court then gives you a new hearing date.

Traffic warrants come from unpaid citations or missed traffic court dates. Many people get these without knowing. The Arizona MVD may suspend your license if you have outstanding traffic warrants. Check with the court to find out what you owe.

Arrest warrants on criminal charges are more serious. These require proper legal handling. If you have an arrest warrant, consider talking to a lawyer before going to court.

Clearing a Warrant in Avondale

If you have a warrant from Avondale City Court, contact them to resolve it. Acting quickly prevents more problems like license suspension or collection agency referral.

Call (623) 333-5800 to find out your bond amount. Paying clears the warrant and sets a new court date. The court can explain payment options during their Monday through Thursday hours. Bring cash or a money order to be safe.

You can also go to the court and ask to see a judge. Explain why you missed your original date. Bring any documents that support your reason. The judge decides whether to quash the warrant based on your circumstances.

Use apps.azcourts.gov to search for your case online. This shows case details and may help you see what the warrant is for.

The statewide Arizona DPS warrant search at azdps.gov/warrant-search shows warrants reported to the state database. Avondale warrants may appear there if reported.

Note: Avondale City Court is closed on Fridays due to a four-day work week schedule.

Legal Help in Avondale

If you need legal help with a warrant, several resources serve the West Valley area.

The Arizona State Bar has a lawyer referral service that can connect you with attorneys who handle warrant cases. Community Legal Services provides free help to those who qualify based on income. They have offices in the Phoenix area that serve Avondale residents.

For criminal charges, having a lawyer makes a difference. They can negotiate with prosecutors and help you avoid jail time in many cases. Public defenders are available if you cannot afford an attorney.

Avondale Warrant Contacts

Here are the contacts for Avondale.

Avondale City Court: 11325 West Civic Drive, Avondale, AZ 85323. Phone: (623) 333-5800. Fax: (623) 333-0580. Hours: Monday through Thursday, 7 AM to 6 PM.

Maricopa County Resources

Avondale is in Maricopa County.

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