Resources for Single Fathers in Arizona
Welcome to the Arizona Resource Hub—your one-stop guide to navigating legal, financial, parenting, and wellness support available within your state. Whether you're handling custody disputes, managing court paperwork, or looking for a supportive community, we’re here to help.
Legal Pro-Se Resources
Community Legal Services (CLS)
CLS is a non-profit law firm that provides free legal services for those who qualify in La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Yavapai, and Yuma counties.
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Family & Safety: Domestic violence cases, child welfare, custody (focused on protecting families in crisis)
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Contact & Eligibility:
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Visit: www.clsaz.org
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Toll-Free: 1‑800‑852‑9075 Arizona Gives
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Apply online or via phone; walk-in services available at select offices. Offices are located in:
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Phoenix (Maricopa County)
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Kingman (Mohave & La Paz Counties)
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Prescott (Yavapai County)
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San Luis (Yuma County)
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Southern AZ Legal Aid - SALA
SALA is a legal service agency that provides free legal services to those who qualify in 11 Native American communities and 9 Arizona counties: Apache, Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Pima, Pinal, Navajo, and Santa Cruz.
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Serves low-income individuals and families across nine Arizona counties: Apache, Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Pima, Pinal, Navajo, and Santa Cruz.
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Offers services in 11 Native American communities, including Ak-Chin, Cocopah, Fort McDowell, Fort Yuma‑Quechan, Gila River, Pascua Yaqui, Salt River, San Carlos, Tohono O’odham, Yavapai-Apache, and White Mountain.
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Legal assistance spans family law (e.g., custody, child support), housing, consumer protection, public benefits, guardianship, immigration, tribal law, and more
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To inquire about eligibility or apply for services, visit their site or call 1-800-248-6789.
DNA People’s Legal Services
DNA is a legal services non-profit, that provides attorney representation and consultations for free to residents who qualify in Coconino County, the Navajo and Hopi Nations.
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Free civil legal representation and consultations in tribal, state, and federal courts.
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Legal support includes family law (e.g. custody, child support), housing, public benefits, consumer protection, domestic violence, and tribal law matters.
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Services are designed to be culturally aware and respectful of tribal sovereignty and traditions AZCourtHelp.org
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Contact & Eligibility:
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Visit their website: dnalegalservices.org
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DNA is listed by the Arizona Courts as a free legal provider for qualifying residents of Coconino County and the Navajo and Hopi Nations
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Financial Advice
Our Financial Wellness Partner
We’ve teamed up with Universal Wealth to give SFN fathers access to expert financial tools and coaching. From credit repair and tax planning to wealth-building strategies, Universal Wealth is committed to empowering dads to create financial security for themselves and their children.
1. What They Do
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Credit & money management coaching
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Tax planning & financial literacy
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Building wealth strategies for families
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Access to tools for budgeting, investing, and savings
2. Why It Matters for Fathers
Single fathers often face unique financial challenges—from child support obligations to rebuilding after life transitions. Universal Wealth provides personalized financial guidance to help fathers create sustainable, multi-generational wealth.
Unemployment Assistance – Arizona DES (AZUI)
Apply for Unemployment Insurance benefits online at AZUI.com or via phone at 1‑877‑600‑2722. The site includes FAQs, application guidance, and benefit maintenance instructions.
Apply or manage unemployment benefits online:
🔗 Arizona Unemployment Insurance (UI) Portal – AZDES
Info & FAQs:
🔗 Arizona Department of Economic Security – Unemployment Insurance
Unemployment Insurance
📞 Phone: 1-877-600-2722
Child Support Calculators
Use the official Child Support Calculator based on Arizona Child Support Guidelines for an informational estimate.
Maricopa County Superior Court also offers a user-friendly version with guided Q&A.
Serves low-income individuals and families across nine Arizona counties: Apache, Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Pima, Pinal, Navajo, and Santa Cruz.
Offers services in 11 Native American communities, including Ak-Chin, Cocopah, Fort McDowell, Fort Yuma‑Quechan, Gila River, Pascua Yaqui, Salt River, San Carlos, Tohono O’odham, Yavapai-Apache, and White Mountain.
Legal assistance spans family law (e.g., custody, child support), housing, consumer protection, public benefits, guardianship, immigration, tribal law, and more
To inquire about eligibility or apply for services, visit their site or call 1-800-248-6789.
Official Arizona Child Support Calculator (Statewide):
🔗 Arizona Courts – Child Support Calculator
Maricopa County user-friendly version (guided Q&A):
🔗 Maricopa Superior Court – Child Support Calculator
Rent & Utility Assistance Programs
Maricopa County (outside Glendale, Mesa, Phoenix): “Housing Stability Rental and Utility Assistance 2 (HSRUA2)” offers one month of rent or utility payment support.
Statewide Utility Support:
LIHEAP: Up to $640/year for low-income households.
LIHWAP: Water & wastewater bill assistance.
Crisis Benefits: Up to $500.
Contact: 1‑866‑494‑1981
Local Help Across Counties:
Organizations such as A New Leaf’s MesCAN, city programs in Mesa & Phoenix, and Avondale CAP offer rent and utility assistance.
Pima County (e.g., Tucson): Contact the Pima County Community Assistance Division at 520‑724‑2667 for assistance.
Emergency Rental Assistance Listings:
For a statewide directory of rent/utility help by county, consult azevictionhelp.org.
Rent & Utility Assistance Programs:
Maricopa County – Housing Stability (HSRUA2):
🔗 Maricopa County Rental Assistance
Statewide Utility Support – LIHEAP, LIHWAP, Crisis Benefits:
🔗 Arizona DES – Utility Assistance Programs
📞 Statewide Help Line: 1-866-494-1981
Local Help Across Counties (e.g., A New Leaf, Avondale CAP):
🔗 Lighthouse – Rent & Utility Assistance Directory
Pima County:
🔗 Pima County Community Assistance Division
📞 520-724-2667
Emergency Rental Assistance Directory:
