Getting Help
If you need assistance during this time, you may
fill
in the intake worksheet below in either Adobe or
Word format, and e-mail or fax your information
to us. We will contact you regarding
your request,
so please provide your current phone number
or e-mail address.
You can print out
the form and fax it to us at 602-274-6779
or save the form as a PDF or Word file and e-mail it to us as an
attachment by clicking on the Send E-mail button
at the bottom of each form.
The Intake Worksheet form works best with Internet Explorer
as your internet browser.
Please Note: The
information that you are providing to the Center to request assistance is
confidential. However, submitting the
Intake Worksheet and requesting assistance does not establish an
attorney/client relationship.
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:
5025
E. Washington Street, Suite 202
Phoenix, AZ 85034
(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 this website by selecting
the Self-Advocacy Materials button from our home page.
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.
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